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Press Releases
The latest news from Allpax is shown below. Please click on an entry to read the entire news release.
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Apr 10, 2013
Improvements in Shelf Stable Consumer Products Spurs Continuing Sales of Allpax Jumbo Shaka® Retorts
Initial adopters appreciate Shaka’s dramatic reduction in sterilization time, which improves the quality of products, such as soups, sauces, ready meals, dips, spreads, and baby food, which are benefited by the process.
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Oct 09, 2012
Test lab helps optimize products and retort processing
Allpax was recently featured in the October 2012 issue of Packaging Digest magazine showcasing their retort solution for the National Food Lab.
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Oct 04, 2012
Allpax Is Now Manufacturing the Largest Shaka® Production Retorts in the World
Shaka agitation retorts open the door to innovation by producing shelf-stable products that rival the quality of aseptic and frozen food (Allpax Pack Expo 2012 Booth #3910)
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Jul 18, 2012
A Revolution in Retort Technology Improves the Taste of Food Packaged in Microwaveable Containers
Allpax audio podcast for food packagers describes how reciprocating motion during the retort process heats containers faster and contributes to better tasting food.
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Jan 31, 2012
White Paper Describes How New Retorts Are Producing Aseptic Quality Food at a Fraction of the Cost
A white paper from Allpax, powered by ProMach, looks at how the Shaka retort process blurs the lines between UHT/aseptic packaging and retort sterilization, making it possible for a processor to produce UHT quality food through a batch retort process that has lower capital and labor costs.