Global High Pressure Processing Market Driven by Growing Awareness of Benefits of Thermal Degradation

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High pressure processing (HPP) is an increasingly popular method of sterilizing processed food. High pressure processing

consists of applying high isostatic pressure on a container containing the processed food product. Water is used to apply the

isostatic pressure, making high pressure processing a freezing pasteurization technique. The high pressures in the container

undergoing HPP treatment are fatal for the microbes still surviving in the food, which enhances the safety of the food. HPP

eliminates fungi, bacteria, moulds, parasites, as well as viruses from the processed food, making it a highly effective alternative

to thermal degradation.

In contrast to thermal degradation, which is the conventional technique used to achieve the removal of the last remaining

microbes in processed food, high pressure processing doesn’t affect the chemical composition of the food...