The fermentation of animal or plant-based products by lactic acid bacteria is a natural method used for their preservation for millennia.
Freeze-drying also called lyophilisation is increasingly attracting enthusiasts, particularly those in the food processing industry. A technology originally invented by 2 French scientists in the early 20th century: freezing a product, vacuum-sealing it and applying a little heat to convert ice directly into vapor without passing through the liquid state.
This allows the product to retain its organoleptic properties (appearance, smell, taste, texture, and consistency).
Space-saving, preservation of nutritional values, extended shelf life... The benefits of freeze-drying are numerous. Freeze-drying, which is now carried out in three stages at the industrial level, involves removing all the water from organic or mineral substances:
Thanks to the absence of oxygen and moisture, the shelf life is extended by several years without opening.
Another advantage is that freeze-dried substances do not lose their nutritional values, flavors, or properties, which they regain once rehydrated.
Freeze-drying has numerous environmental benefits. Due to its reduced weight and size, this food processing technique optimizes load capacities, maximizing transport efficiency by carrying larger quantities.
A Bioprox, we are dedicated to delivering not only high-quality products but also advancing sustainability every step of the way. Our expertise, combined with advanced technological facilities, enables us to offer you high-quality lyophilised starter cultures for your products.
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France
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