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CONCENTRATES
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Production
technology: Water soluble part of the
raw material is seperated by physical methods
and concentrated under vacuum. |
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Product
properties: By concentration under vacuum,
70 Brix can be obtained without any denaturation
of natural properties of raw material. |
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Low
pressure and temperature treatment prevents
off-flavours and improves microbiological
quality of the product. |
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Under
vacuum, concentration is acchieved at low
temperatures and no significant flavour loss
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Storage:
Concentrates can be stored at temperatures between
6-10 °C without any denaturation for years
in stainless steel tanks. After sales, they can
be preserved in their original polypropylene drums
at room temperature for two years.
Packaging:
Concentrates are supplied in high density polypropylene
drums with a capacity of 60 kg.
Products:
Our main products are onion, garlic and leek concentrates,
but others like black carrot, celery concentrates
etc. can be produced on demand.
Also
we have the chance to maintain flavour strength
of the products on demands of our customers.
Advantages:
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Concentrates
can be used in a large variety of
foods at different rates as they |
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are
totally water soluble. |
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Concentrates
can be directly applied to foods, they
do not require pretreatments |
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unlike
raw materials such as decortication,
cutting stems and
hairy roots, |
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washing
etc. |
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Unlike
raw materials, they occupy smaller storage
rooms. Under proper conditions,they are resistant
to microbiological activity so they
can be |
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preserved for years without any denaturation. |
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Fields
of use: Meat products (meat ball mixtures,
salami, sausages etc.), flour products, variety
of sauces, mayonnaise and ketchup, pickles, ready
meals etc.
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