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Direct vs. Indirect Heat for Drying Systems

Started by , Nov 30 2022 02:10 PM
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Looking for information about the potential contamination of using direct heat for drying systems (like a spray dryer) in the EU.

 

I am not too familiar with European regulations, was not sure if there was a ban on its use or just that it should be considered as a hazard. 

 

Any information about direct vs. indirect heat and their hazards would be most helpful. Thank you.

 

 

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What is it you are drying?

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Basically whey protein powder but using alternative proteins So even if there is a dairy regulation related to this, I would still be interested in knowing about it since it will be a dairy alternative. 


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