Session explores how advancements in membrane processing and dairy ingredient technologies help manufacturers develop ingredients designed for targeted applications, particularly in yogurt and high-protein beverage systems.
Educational session at the Membrane Technology Forum examines how membrane technologies are supporting development of dairy ingredients tailored for specific food and beverage applications.
Located in St Louis, this facility is designed to enhance IFPC’s contributions to the food and beverage industry by enabling the development of innovative and high-performance ingredient solutions tailored to meet evolving consumer demands.
The cutting-edge facility is designed to accelerate close collaboration
with customers and partners through on-site concepting and solution development
across the food and nutrition space.
As a result of
growing market demand and expanded operations, the company generates approximately $1.5 billion in
revenues per year with a double-digit compound annual growth rate (CAGR) over the past five years.
The blending and finishing facility is strategically positioned with nearby access to railroads and interstates for efficient truck and rail delivery across the United States. Construction is set to begin immediately.