Cheese pasteurization

HPP technology helps protect cheese against microbiological risks.

Cold processing of cheese.

Microbiological safety remains one of the main challenges for cheese manufacturers. Although cheeses made from raw milk are highly valued for their flavor, texture, and artisanal character, they also present greater food safety challenges, as they may be more susceptible to the presence of pathogenic microorganisms such as Listeria monocytogenes, one of the leading causes of food safety alerts in dairy products

In recent weeks, several alerts issued by the Spanish Agency for Food Safety and Nutrition (AESAN) have affected various cheeses marketed in Spain due to the detection of this bacterium.

Safety without compromising authenticity

The combination of tradition and technology enables cheese manufacturers to offer safer products without compromising their identity.

HPP treatment is applied to the product after packaging, preventing subsequent recontamination and helping to ensure the highest level of food safety throughout the product’s entire shelf life.

HPP: an effective solution to enhance food safety in cheese

HPP technology (High Pressure Processing or High Hydrostatic Pressure Processing) allows pathogenic microorganisms to be inactivated by applying pressures of up to 600 MPa, without the need to apply heat or significantly alter the organoleptic characteristics of the product.

In cheeses made from both raw and pasteurized milk, HPP treatment provides significant advantages:

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Trust a leader like IDRO

At IDRO, we provide cheese producers with our HPP toll processing service, a flexible and cost-effective solution to improve food safety, extend shelf life, and strengthen the confidence of distributors and consumers, without the need to invest in their own equipment.

Because protecting the safety and quality of a cheese, whether made from raw or pasteurized milk, also means protecting your brand’s reputation.
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