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Context:
Our customer, a manufacturer of instant soluble drinks (ready-to-drink type), wanted to improve the preservation and quality of its products when stored in bulk bags. The main challenges were preservation and reducing spoilage losses.
Solution :
After a detailed analysis of the customer's needs and constraints, Palamatic Process recommended the installation of the AzotR® bulk bag inerting skid to ensure optimum preservation of soluble products for instant beverages.
The AzotR® inerting skid evacuates Bulk Bags before injecting nitrogen, creating a protective atmosphere that preserves the quality and solubility of stored products. This self-contained, modular system integrates perfectly into the customer's existing Bulk Bag filling process.
Results:
The installation of the AzotR® bulk bag inerting skid has enabled our customer to achieve the following objectives:
1. Optimal preservation of soluble products for instant beverages
Thanks to nitrogen inerting, products are protected against oxidation, moisture and degradation, thus preserving their quality and solubility.
2. Extended product shelf life
The protective atmosphere created by nitrogen inerting significantly extends the shelf life of soluble instant beverage products, reducing spoilage losses.
3. Improved packaging safety and quality
The AzotR® inerting skid ensures that the bulk bag liner is sealed in place, providing an optimum seal and guaranteeing protection for stored products.
4. Ease of integration and use
The AzotR® bulk bag inerting skid is designed to be easily integrated into existing processes, and is simple for operators to use, saving time and improving productivity.
Conclusion:
The use of the AzotR® bulk bag inerting skid has enabled our customer to significantly improve the preservation and quality of its soluble instant beverage products, while optimizing its storage processes. This innovative solution not only helped preserve product quality and solubility, but also generated savings by reducing spoilage losses.
