Tetra Pak launches first industrial bioreactor and promises to reduce costs by up to 12%
SAPO Notícias26 August 2026 at 18:45
Tetra Pak announced the launch of its first industrial bioreactor, a technological innovation aimed at the food and beverage sector. The company claims the new solution can reduce production costs by up to 12%, representing a significant advance for the industry. The bioreactor enables more efficient and scalable fermentation processes, optimizing the manufacturing of products such as yogurts, cheeses, and other fermented foods. This launch positions Tetra Pak competitively in the market for industrial food processing equipment.
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