Nation’s second largest farmer-owned dairy cooperative will produce innovative fluid milk products in new Kern County, California, 47-acre, 200,000-square-foot facility.
Tenured production professional will lead JCS expansion into the Western United States while bringing critical expertise to ever-growing customer base.
JCS Process & Control Systems, an industry leader in beverage batching and processing technologies, has announced plans to open the UltraPhil Center for Aseptic Excellence, the world’s first and only small scale, bottle-based pilot aseptic research, development and production center.
Milk and associated dairy beverage processing requires homogenization for fluid stability, and homogenization requires very high pressures to be effective. These high pressures act to heat up the hydraulic fluid inside the homogenizer and it must be cooled. Dairies typically use a steady flow of clean water to cool the recirculating hydraulic oil, and it’s no surprise vast amounts of clean water are being consumed for this purpose.
