Tetra Pak to Unveil Cutting-Edge Food Tech Innovations at Anuga FoodTec 2024
Tetra Pak, a leader in food processing and packaging, will showcase its latest innovations at Anuga FoodTec 2024 in Mumbai. Key highlights include the introduction of Tetra Recart® for sustainable packaging and a variety of ready-to-eat food solutions. The event runs from August 28th to 30th at the Bombay Exhibition Centre.
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Tetra Pak, the global frontrunner in food processing and packaging solutions, is gearing up to showcase its innovative technologies at Anuga FoodTec 2024, India's premier food and beverage technology event. Scheduled from August 28 to 30 at the Bombay Exhibition Centre in Mumbai, Tetra Pak aims to spotlight advancements tailored for the evolving food industry.
The company will particularly emphasize solutions for the prepared foods sector, meeting the growing consumer demand for ready-to-eat products. Tetra Pak's technology ensures high standards of quality, safety, and consistency for items like mayonnaise, chutneys, and hummus. These solutions also offer flexibility, allowing producers to switch between different products efficiently.
A standout feature will be Tetra Recart®, a sustainable packaging innovation poised to replace traditional cans and jars. Tetra Recart® reduces carbon emissions by up to 81% and uses 69% renewable paperboard certified by the Forest Stewardship Council™. Attendees can also engage in an interactive tasting experience, sampling a variety of foods processed with Tetra Pak's technology.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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