INGREDIENTS & ADDITIVES 19
Dehumidification - the best solution for storing food.
Most foodstuffs deteriorate when exposed to high
humidity, however they are preserved and unaffected
if humidity levels fall below 50% RH.
Munters can.
For reliable protection, irrespective of external weather conditions,
dry air production by a desiccant dehumidifier is the best storage solution. Further optimization
developments for energy savings from Munters means desiccant dehumidifiers can now incorporate
the latest patented PowerPurge rotor technology which reduces energy
consumption even further. Munters is concerned with air conditioning using
green air treatment systems, for further information contact your local office.
Dehumidification Europe Enquiries Tel: +44 (0)1480 443533
email: DHEurope@munters.co.uk | Web: www.munters.com/food
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