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  • treatment process ( in wine: Must treatment )

    White musts are often turbid and cloudy, and settling is desirable to allow separation of the suspended materials. Such measures as prior addition of sulfur dioxide and lowering of the temperature during settling help prevent fermentation and allow the suspended material to settle normally. In many areas wineries centrifuge the white must to remove the solids. In this process a strong pulling...

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    ...product use, and the expense of package production. When the product handled is food, packaging must be designed to retard spoilage and prevent physical damage and exposure to contaminants. Package closures must provide adequate sealing, and they must be sanitary and mechanically safe. Labeling for packages must be easy to print and to affix to the container material.

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