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4 December 2018 Steripure features an article in this month’s Ingredients Insights edition

With a big section on food safety in general, and on the microbiological risk on dried fruits and nuts in particular, this month's Ingredients Insights edition was strongly matching Steripure's business activity. While the European Food Industry still struggles to establish a coherent framework for quality

31 October 2018 A SOLUTION AGAINST THE RANCIDITY OF YOUR TREE NUTS

DISCOVER OUR 2018 STUDY ON The evolution of rancidity on untreated vs. roasted vs. vacuum saturated steam pasteurized nuts STUDY PRESENTATION Since the beginning of 2018, we conduct an 18-month study to monitor the development of rancidity on untreated nuts vs. roasted nuts vs. nuts pasteurized via a

9 March 2018 FDA updates spice risk profile; 7,200 samples analyzed

Four years ago, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration released a draft risk profile on the public health dangers associated with spices, identifying the presence of pathogens such as Salmonella and filth in general. It described efforts to reduce the public health risk posed by

24 January 2018 Steripure : providing services at European level

Our company now generates half of its turnover on export markets, demonstrating that it is organized to work on a European scale, respecting the costs and deadlines required by the international market. The fact that a variety of European actors use our services also proves

24 January 2018 Powdered products : is your process really safe ?

The agro-food industry is using more and more powdered ingredients, which can be easily incorporated into different recipes. We know from experience that these products generally have a high microbiological load; they are in fact particularly exposed to the risks of contamination during their transformation process,

24 January 2018 5 log kill step : soon a standard requirement for all tree nuts ?

Considered less risky because of their low moisturecontent in the past, nuts are now in the spotlight of quality assurance teams. Salmonella intoxications linked to almonds produced in California in the early 2000s have been a paradigm which has led the major players in the