GEA Group's Shanti Bhushan says processors utilizing membrane filtration typically see benefits across three key areas: yield improvement, waste reduction and resource efficiency.
Membrane filtration is moving beyond its traditional role as a wastewater treatment tool across the meat, poultry and seafood industries, as processors look to recover value from underutilized streams while reducing water, energy and raw material consumption.
Machine combines configurable needle setups with a modular filtration concept intended to improve product consistency, line availability and sanitation efficiency.
Machines are designed to create the home-cooked experience for a broad range of applications, including steam-cooked products, coated poultry, plant-based foods, baked or grilled items and ready meals.
Set to be operational at the beginning of 2025, the facility will have the capacity to produce at least 26 million pounds of cultivated chicken annually.