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Figure 10.1 Ion-exchange chromatographic separation of main anions found in water using a Dionex HPLC and AS-11 HC column. Conditions column Dionex AS-11 HC 250 X 4 mm solvent Milli-Q water and 3 mM NaOH for 6 mins then to 30 mM NaOH over 15 min flow rate 1.5 ml min suppressed conductivity detection. After water quality, sweetness is probably the most important feature of a soft drink. In fact, until 1995 in the United Kingdom it was essential that a soft drink contained a minimum level of...
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I Cleaning medium Cleaning medium Cleaning of Figure 7.18 Typical CIP system. Source By courtesy of Krones UK Ltd. Online instrumentation and feedback control is the key to a successful operation. The syrup premix is produced as a batch offline. All the weighed ingredients are logged on a computer-controlled weighing system that can feed back data to the central factory system. The level of de-aeration of the water can be continuously logged using an online probe, and the water quality itself...
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Figure 8.5 Factory layout showing material flow. Figure 8.4 shows a layout suitable for a complex aseptic production facility each of the operations is carefully controlled to minimise the risk of cross-contamination. The material, people and waste flows have been superimposed on this layout in Figures 8.5-8.7. In many cases this layout is too expensive and
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10.2 Sensory evaluation 238 10.4.1 Analysis of natural sweeteners 240 10.4.2 Analysis of high-intensity sweeteners 244 10.5.1 Benzoic and sorbic acids and para-hydroxybenzoates 248 10.5.2 Sulphur dioxide 249 10.8 Miscellaneous additives 255 10.9 Analysis of colours used in soft drinks 258 10.9.1 Assessment of colour 259 10.9.2 Synthetic colours 261 10.9.3 Natural pigments 263 10.9.3.1 Anthocyanin pigments 263 10.9.3.2 Carotenoid-type materials 266 10.10 Vitamin analysis in soft drinks systems...
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to 4 volumes carbonation would contain 121 of carbon dioxide. One volume 'Bunsen' is equivalent to 1.96 g carbon dioxide per litre. This is often simplified to 2 g l. For PET bottles, the smaller the container normally the higher the carbonation volumes, as the rate of loss of carbon dioxide by permeation due to a high surface-to-volume ratio is large. A 21 bottle can easily meet a shelf-life requirement of no more than 15 carbonation loss in 12 weeks. This will reduce to around 9 weeks for a...
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Naturally occurring carbonated mineral waters have been known for a long time. These effervescent waters exist as a consequence of excess carbon dioxide in an aquifer dissolving under pressure. Although claims for the medicinal properties of these mineral waters have been grossly exaggerated, the presence of carbon dioxide does make aerated waters and soft drinks both more palatable and visually attractive the final product sparkles and foams. The first non-carbonated soft drinks appeared...
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Fruit juices and soft drinks are available in essentially the same form almost anywhere in the world. From polar bases to the tropics, and from the largest developed nations to small and less developed countries, soft drinks and fruit juices are available in bottles, cans, laminated paper packs, pouches, cups and almost every other form of packaging known. This chapter outlines the various types of products available and sets the scene for the following contributions, which deal with the more...
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Note These concentrations, in water, were considered to be equivalent tartness, sourness from taste trials carried out in the laboratories of Borthwicks Flavours now Danisco UK Ltd. , Wellingborough in 1990. Although subjective they give a proximate comparison of the pure acid effect in solution. Note These concentrations, in water, were considered to be equivalent tartness, sourness from taste trials carried out in the laboratories of Borthwicks Flavours now Danisco UK Ltd. , Wellingborough in...
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A catalogue record for this title is available from the British Library Set in 10 12pt Times by Newgen Imaging Systems P Ltd, Chennai, India Printed and bound in Great Britain by MPG Books Ltd, Bodmin, Cornwall The publisher's policy is to use permanent paper from mills that operate a sustainable forestry policy, and which has been manufactured from pulp processed using acid-free and elementary chlorine-free practices. Furthermore, the publisher ensures that the text paper and cover board used...
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Figure 2.7 Top 10 soft drinks markets, 2003. Source www.globaldrinks.com Zenith International . polyethylene terephthalate PET containers, certain soft drinks categories were thrown into disarray, causing heartache for many in the beverage industry. PET packaging has in recent years edged out glass pack formats due to its convenience for on-the-move consumption and its lower weight, and thus transportation cost. Since the German introduction of the mandatory deposit on one-way packaging, the...
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Figure 2.8 Fastest growing soft drinks markets, 1998-2003. Source www.globaldrinks.com Zenith International . to come more into line with their Western European counterparts. Of all the emerging markets, Asia is the most interesting region in terms of untapped potential for soft drinks growth. The key to this potential is twofold. The first factor is the region's large population coupled with a low per capita consumption, meaning that even a small rise in per capita consumption will result in...