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Dated: 7 March 2008
GEA Filtration offers a simple and cost-effective solution for recovery of dairy solids from cooker/stretcher/mixer fluids generated during the production of pasta filata-style cheeses, such as mozzarella.
Utilizing ceramic, cross-flow microfiltration (MF) technology, a substantial portion of otherwise lost dairy solids can be recovered as saleable food product and a corresponding reduction in waste water treatment costs can be realized.
A product of approximately the same consistency as light cream is recovered. In addition to the benefit of avoiding the high cost of biological degradation of this organic material through a waste treatment plant, fats and oils create other challenges in aerated lagoon systems including excessive foaming.
Additionally, in pre-salt extrusion applications, sodium discharge levels can be reduced by recovering and recycling this solution.
By applying microfiltration to this process stream, a company can reap the double benefit of reduced organic and inorganic waste water treatment costs as well as generating an income stream from the recovery of dairy solids.
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