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Turning a ban into a boon

Case study: See how this brewer maintained production efficiency and beer quality despite barley import restrictions.

Challenge

Production efficiency down due to raw materials

Brewers experienced big variations in the quality of raw materials when imports of barley were banned in their country. It affected both production efficiency and quality of finished beer products of a regional brewer. 

Solution

Ceremix® Pro improves filtration and beer quality

By using Novonesis’ brewing solutions such as Ceremix® Pro, the brewer was able to cope with these fluctuations in raw material quality and optimize its filtration process. Total production efficiency and final beer quality also improved.   

Location: Asia-Pacific 

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