1. Dairy industry
The dairy industry is at the origin of many developments in membrane separation technologies in the food industry (see Membrane separations in the food industry
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). Indeed, in the early 1970s, based on processes used in medicine to treat kidney infections, researchers came up with the idea of using membrane techniques to concentrate the milk used in cheese-making. Today, crossflow filtration operations are integrated throughout the technological chain for the treatment and processing of milk and whey, the co-product of cheese processing:...
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Dairy industry
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In 2007, the food and beverage industry was the second largest user of membranes in Europe, with 20% of the market, behind the water (process and drinking) and effluent treatment sectors (31%), on a par with the pharmaceutical and biotechnology sectors (sterilization of biological fluids, production of ultrapure water, fractionation/concentration of proteins) (figure
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