Quality juicing of fruits and vegetables under vacuum
This patented extraction process using vacuum is now available from GEA and offers a nearly unrivalled high end product quality. The GEA vaculiq systemhas been designed as a mobile compact unit with minimum space requirements. It can be cleaned with minimum manual impact.
The valuable compounds likesecondary plant metabolites, vitamins, polyphenols etc.are protected enabling the retention of fresh taste.
GEA vaculiq provides high yields of up to 80 percent and can be used for nearly all kinds of fruits with minimal adaption. The movable skid solution can be used at any location and is suitable for food applications such as juices, mustard, baby nutrition.
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GEA vaculiq - Quality juicing under vacuum
GEA vaculiq - Quality juicing under vacuum
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