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Tetra Pak’s new in-line blender improves consistency and saves costs

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Tetra Pak’s new in-line blender improves consistency and saves costs

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Tetra Pak has launched a new in-line blender that helps dairy manufacturers improve consistency, ensure product quality and cut costs. ​At the heart of the new Tetra Pak In-line Blender D is a sophisticated automation platform that continuously collects data and controls the precision of blending.

​“Ingredients for formulated products can be expensive. Precision of blending means consistent quality, less ingredient give-away and more cost savings for customers, and that is exactly what this new machine seeks to offer,” said Helen Sellar, product manager, Tetra Pak Dairy & Beverage Systems.

​“Take the typical scenario of milk production with 3.0% fat. The new Tetra Pak In-line Blender D produces at a minimal variation of +/- 0.015 grams per 100 ml, down from the average 0.050 grams in a conventional system. With a production capacity of 20,000 liters per hour, operating 20 hours per day and 350 days per year, that alone means an annual saving of up to €180,000 for a manufacturer,” explained Sellar.

​The Tetra Pak In-line Blender D handles the widest range of ingredients in the industry and can be customized to handle a variety of recipes, including flavored milk, cheese milk, standardized milk for dairy powders, lactic acid drinks, condensed milk and liquid formulated products among others.​

Mahan Hazarika
Mahan Hazarika
Mahan Hazarika assumes the role of Editor at The Packman, a position he has held since 2017, reflecting a distinguished decade-long tenure specializing in journalism within the printing and packaging sectors. Beyond his professional realm, he nurtures a deep appreciation for music, travel, and films, finding inspiration and relaxation in these pursuits.

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