Tetra Pak launches first industrial bioreactor
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Tetra Pak launches first industrial bioreactor

SAPO Notícias28 August 2026 at 08:43

Tetra Pak launched its first industrial bioreactor, the Tetra Pak Bioreactor RF. This equipment was specifically developed to optimize the industrial fermentation process, making it more stable and scalable. The company thus aims to meet the growing needs of the industry in this area. The bioreactor offers significant advantages, including reduced operational risks, faster process startup, and simplified operation. This launch represents an expansion of Tetra Pak's portfolio beyond its traditional food and beverage processing solutions.

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