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Ultraviolet Pasteurization
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Nov 18, 2016 · www.fromthegrapevine.com
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Oct 27, 2016 · www.ynetnews.com
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The Israeli technology that's linked to virtually every drink in the world
AseptoRay, an Israeli company, has developed a new method of pasteurising liquids without heat, using UV rays instead. The method saves about 75% of the energy costs and preserves the nutritional value of the drink. The company has registered several patents for the product and has received investment from private investors and the Israeli Chief Scientist’s Bureau. AseptoRay is currently running several pilots around the world, including at PepsiCo’s development centre in Chicago, and is finalising its first sales. The company expects sales to reach $1.3m in 2017.
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Sep 10, 2015 · www.prnewswire.com
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Green is the Way to Go! - Presenting the Winners Aseptoray and Chakratec at the Cleantech Open Israel Competition 2015
AseptoRay, an Israeli company, has won the Global Ideas Competition at the Cleantech Open, the worlds largest green technology competition. AseptoRays technology inactivates bacteria in liquids, reducing energy costs and improving product quality. Chakratec, another Israeli company, won the title of The most promised CleanTech Company in Israel at the same competition. Chakratec offers a kinetic battery energy storage solution that enables energy storage for hours with renewable energy generation. The Cleantech Open competition is a prestigious international competition in green technology and provides a platform for entrepreneurs, advisors, and investors from around the world. The main partners in Israel include Global Entrepreneurship Network Israel, Capital Nature Investment Group, MIT Enterprise Forum - Israel, Autodesk, and more.
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