UV treatment is a fast, efficient, effective, and economical way to treat water in the food and beverage market
The flavor, color, odor, and shelf life of food and beverage products can be affected by microorganisms. UV treatment is highly effective at inactivating these microorganisms, and also only requires a fraction of the contact time required by other treatment methods.
UV technology has been successfully used in various food and beverage industries to treat incoming water, syrups, clean-in-place water, filter systems, waste water, and surface packaging. While the most common application for UV light in water is treatment, the technology can also be utilized in chlorine/chloramines reduction and ozone reduction.
The food and beverage market includes diverse industries, such as:
UV has conventionally been used to treat water that is clear and fresh, but it can also be used to effectively treat not-so-clear water streams, provided the UV equipment is sized appropriately to account for the difference in water quality.
Aquafine UV systems are also used to treat any product water used as an ingredient in food or beverage products. Bottled water and product water for concentrates, soft drinks, tea and beer are commonly treated with Aquafine UV systems.
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