Regulations, food safety

[Webinar] Athermal decontamination: pulsed light, an innovative technology to secure your products

09

May

[Webinar] Athermal decontamination: pulsed light, an innovative technology to secure your products

Published on: 09/05/2023

Join us on June 1 at 11am for a webinar on athermal food decontamination.


Thursday, June 1 - 11 a.m. - I'd like to register


On the program:

- Pulsed light principle and main features
- Application (surface decontamination, impact on micro-organisms, results)
- Technology implementation (regulatory framework, maturity, obstacles, environmental impact)
- Economic data and installation
- Claranor / CTCPA partnership

Stakeholders Mathéo BENAS, CTCPA Technology Project Manager, mbenas@ctcpa.org / Christophe RIEDEL, General Manager CLARANOR

If you have any questions about the webinar, please contact communication@ctcpa.org

 

Consult our agenda : Agenda of the CTCPA, all the events related to the agri-food industry
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