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Saputo has completed the acquisition of the Carolina Aseptic and Carolina Dairy businesses formerly operated by AmeriQual Group Holdings. These businesses, which join Saputo’s Dairy Division (USA) under its USA Sector, are conducted at two facilities in North Carolina and employ approximately 230 people. The purchase price of US$118 million (approximately CDN$149 million), on a cash-free and debt-free basis, was paid in cash at closing.
As consumers continue to demand eco-friendly solutions, restaurants and stores are finding that aseptic dairy is a sustainable solution that ensures less energy usage.
The company’s new OHMIC heating system is said to be the fastest technology to uniformly heat fruit particulates while preserving the integrity, texture and organoleptic characteristics of the final product.
The newly established laboratory is certified to work with microorganisms up to Risk Group II, and boasts comprehensive equipment for implementing various microbiological methods.
Gem State Dairy Products LLC, Declo, Idaho, announced plans to establish what is said to be one of the largest aseptic milk processing plants in the United States.
This acquisition will expand the farmer-owned cooperative’s extended shelf life capabilities and introduce aseptic processing into its business portfolio.
After a successful European launch, the groundbreaking Tetra Evero carton bottle from Tetra Pak, Vernon Hills, Ill., is now available to U.S. beverage producers.
Portola Packaging, Inc., Naperville, Ill., announced a $12 million capital expenditure investment for its Kingsport, Tenn., and Tolleson, Ariz., facilities.
Portola Packaging, Inc., Naperville, Ill., introduced GreenLyte, a new line of plug-seal, high-density polyethylene (HDPE) 38 mm closures for single and multi-serve, hot-fill and aseptic beverage packaging applications.