- EnWave Corporation (ENW) has entered into a strategic sales and marketing collaboration with Elea, the world’s leading provider of Pulsed Electric Field Systems
- Together, the companies will develop food production applications that leverage both Elea’s Pulsed Electric Field (PEF) technology and EnWave’s Radiant Energy Vacuum (REV) drying technology
- A 10kW REV machine has been installed at Elea’s pilot plant facility in Quakenbruck, Germany
- EnWave is an advanced technology company creating proprietary methods for the precise dehydration of organic materials
- EnWave Corporation (ENW) is in the grey, trading at $1.00 per share
EnWave Corporation (ENW) has entered into a strategic sales and marketing collaboration with Elea Vertriebs- und Vermarktungsgesellschaft.
Elea is the world’s leading provider of Pulsed Electric Field Systems (PEF) to the food, beverage, and scientific sectors.
Together, the companies will develop food production applications that leverage both Elea’s Pulsed Electric Field (PEF) technology and EnWave’s Radiant Energy Vacuum (REV) drying technology.
PEF works by gently puncturing the cell membrane of the organic material, leading to enhanced taste, smell, and colour in food products. Using PEF facilitates faster, easier water removal and softens the raw material being processed.
EnWave believes that using PEF as a pre-treatment to REV will allow its licensed partners to innovate products of the highest quality and taste.
A 10kW REV machine has been installed at Elea’s pilot plant facility in Quakenbruck, Germany. The goal is to showcase the benefits of joining the two technologies to produce dried fruit, vegetable, meat, seafood, dairy, and confectionery products.
The companies have engaged ScanStore A/S, a company with more than 25 years of experience in selling food manufacturing and packaging equipment, as a European sales representative.
EnWave is an advanced technology company creating proprietary methods for the precise dehydration of organic materials.
EnWave Corporation (ENW) is in the grey, trading at $1.00 per share as of 10:53 am ET.