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Dry ice in the food industry

Dry ice, the frozen carbon dioxide (CO2), has established itself as an indispensable aid in the food industry. Due to its unique properties, dry ice is used for a variety of applications that improve both the quality and shelf life of food.

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Optimum cooling with dry ice: fresh products without liquid formation

One of the main advantages of dry ice is its ability to significantly reduce temperatures without generating liquid. This is particularly important when it comes to storing and transporting sensitive products such as fish, meat and dairy products. By using dry ice, these products can be kept in a frozen state, which inhibits the growth of bacteria and preserves freshness in the long term. Compared to conventional cooling methods, which are often based on ice, dry ice minimizes the risk of water condensation, which could lead to discoloration or even perishable damage.

Creative effects for an unforgettable experience

Not forgetting the use of dry ice for creative food presentations. In the food service industry, dry ice is often used to create visual effects such as fog or smoking drinks. This type of presentation intrigues guests and enhances the overall experience, which is very important in today’s highly competitive industry.

Creative effects with dry ice

Dry ice as the key to quality and innovation

Dry ice offers a wide range of applications in the food industry. It not only improves the shelf life and quality of food, but also the overall culinary experience. With advancing technology and innovative approaches, dry ice will continue to play a crucial role in food processing and packaging in the future.

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