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High Pressure Processing (HPP), a non-thermal food preservation process that inactivates harmful bacterial and food spoilage microorganisms, has been recognized as the fastest growing technology for the next decade in North America and Europe. SOURCES: 1. High Pressure Processing Survey.” Universal Pure, October 2016. 2. Hermann, C. et al. Mapping trends in novel and emerging food processing technologies around the world. Innovative Food Science and Emerging Technologies. 2015;06(007) http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/ S1466856415001162. Airtight/hermetically sealed packages are loaded into HPP carrier baskets. Baskets are inserted into the HPP vessel. The vessel enters the system and is sealed by plugs. Potable water is pumped into the vessel creating isostatic pressure (equal pressure all sides) on the packages. Product is held at a pressure of 45,000 to 87,000 psi (310 to 600 Mpa) for 1 to 6 minutes depending on the HPP process recipe. Pressure is transmitted uniformly & instantaneously throughout the product to disrupt microbial biochemistry of bacteria and spoilage microorganisms. How HPP Works? CONVEYOR VESSEL TO PACK OFF R&D and Commercialization Potential of Top Pasteurization Types % companies currently investing in research and development OZONE UV HPP MWH PEF 88% 89% 94% 88% 95% % companies seeing this technology as having the most commercial importance over next 5 years 40% OZONE UV HPP MWH PEF 13% 7% 20% 20% 100 75 50 25 100 75 50 25 50 40 30 20 10 % companies seeing commercialization potential over next 5 years 91% 83% 69% 91% OZONE UV HPP MWH PEF 91% HPP is used on: RTE Proteins RTC Proteins Meat Tenderization Fast Marinating Meats Salsa Hummus Beverages Dressings Raw Pet Food Avocado/Guacamole Dips and Sides Wet/Spoonable Salads Prepared Meals Seafood Positive Impact of Top Types of Pasteurization Top-ranked Benefits of HPP Make food safer by killing pathogens Pasteurize products within their packaging Preserve nutrients Develop cleaner-labels Reduce food waste Extend shelf life SELL BY: THE GROWING ENTHUSIASM FOR HIGH PRESSURE PROCESSING (HPP) 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 690 High-pressure processing High temperature/ short time pasteurization Low temperature/ long time pasteurization Ultra-high temperature pasteurization Ultraviolet radiation Membrane filtration Pulsed electric field radiation Food Quality Food Safety Food Waste Favorability ratings from refrigerated and frozen food industry workers concerning three benefits (top score would be 915) Food Quality Food Safety Food Waste 1 st 2 nd 3 rd High-pressure processing High temperature/ short time pasteurization Low temperature/ long time pasteurization Ultra-high temperature pasteurization Ultraviolet radiation Pulsed electric field radiation UHT HTST LTLT PEF HPP UV 1 2 Get plugged into Universal Pure’s free webinars universalpure.com/hpp-webinars universalpure.com

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High Pressure Processing (HPP), a non-thermal food preservation process that inactivates harmful bacterial and food spoilage microorganisms, has been recognized as the fastest growing technology for the next decade in North America and Europe.

SOURCES:1. High Pressure Processing Survey.” Universal Pure, October 2016.2. Hermann, C. et al. Mapping trends in novel and emerging food processingtechnologies around the world. Innovative Food Science and EmergingTechnologies. 2015;06(007)http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/ S1466856415001162.

Airtight/hermetically sealed packages are loaded into HPP carrier baskets.

Baskets are inserted into the HPP vessel. The vessel enters the system and is sealed by plugs.

Potable water is pumped into the vessel creating isostatic pressure (equal pressure all sides) on the packages.

Product is held at a pressure of 45,000 to 87,000 psi (310 to 600 Mpa) for 1 to 6 minutes depending on the HPP process recipe.

Pressure is transmitted uniformly & instantaneously throughout the product to disrupt microbial biochemistry of bacteria and spoilage microorganisms.

How HPP Works?

CONVEYOR VESSEL TO PACK OFF

R&D and Commercialization Potential of Top Pasteurization Types

% companies currently investing in research and

development

OZONE UV HPP MWH PEF

88%89% 94%88%

95%

% companies seeing this technology as having the most commercial importance over next 5 years

40%

OZONE UV HPP MWH PEF

13%7%

20% 20%

100

75

50

25

100

75

50

25

50

40

30

20

10

% companies seeing commercialization

potential over next 5 years

91%83%

69%

91%

OZONE UV HPP MWH PEF

91%

HPP is used on:

RTE ProteinsRTC ProteinsMeat TenderizationFast Marinating MeatsSalsaHummusBeveragesDressingsRaw Pet FoodAvocado/GuacamoleDips and SidesWet/Spoonable SaladsPrepared MealsSeafood

Positive Impact of Top Types of Pasteurization

Top-ranked Benefits of HPP

Make food safer by killing pathogens

Pasteurize products within their packaging

Preserve nutrients

Develop cleaner-labels

Reduce food waste

Extend shelf lifeSELL BY:

THE GROWINGENTHUSIASM FORHIGH PRESSURE PROCESSING (HPP)

100

200

300

400

500

600

700 690

High-pressure processing

High temperature/short time

pasteurization

Low temperature/long time

pasteurization

Ultra-high temperature pasteurization

Ultraviolet radiation

Membrane filtration

Pulsed electricfield radiation

Food Quality Food Safety Food Waste

Favorability ratings from refrigerated and frozen food industry workers concerning three benefits (top score would be 915)

Food Quality Food Safety Food Waste1st 2nd 3rd

High-pressure processing

High temperature/short time

pasteurization

Low temperature/long time

pasteurization

Ultra-high temperature pasteurization

Ultraviolet radiation

Pulsed electricfield radiation

UHT HTST LTLT PEFHPP UV

1

2

Get plugged into Universal Pure’s free webinars

universalpure.com/hpp-webinars

universalpure.com