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Celebrating the 400th HPP system installation
Instinct Pet Food recently adopted Hiperbaric’s high-pressure processing technology and turn-key automation solution, ensuring pet food safety and quality.
iperbaric, the global leader in high-pressure processing (HPP) technology, recently announced the installation of its 400th HPP system worldwide. The milestone installation, a Hiperbaric 525i model, was completed at Instinct’s new Nebraska facility, marking a significant achievement for both companies in their commitment to food safety and innovation.
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Hiperbaric is recognised for its reliability, customer support and continuous R&D. It is headquartered in Burgos, Spain, with a US office in Miami, an Asia office in Shanghai, China, and commercial and technical offices in Mexico and Oceania.
Under pressure: HPP
High-pressure processing (HPP) is a natural, cold pasteurisation technique that uses extreme water pressure (up to 87,000psi) to eliminate harmful pathogens while preserving the nutritional integrity of raw ingredients. In pet food manufacturing, HPP technology plays a crucial role in ensuring the safety of raw diets without compromising their nutritional benefits or requiring artificial preservatives.
The fully automated Hiperbaric 525 HPP production line for raw pet food processing.
without interrupting production or requiring a full shutdown.
“This 400th installation represents not just a milestone for Hiperbaric, but a testament to the growing adoption of HPP technology across the global food industry,” said Rob Peregrina, USA executive director. “Our partnership with Instinct exemplifies how innovative companies are leveraging HPP technology to deliver
“This 400th installation represents a testament to the growing adoption of HPP technology.”
The Hiperbaric 525i, the world’s most productive HPP system, features a 525L vessel capacity and innovative integrated configuration that minimises spatial footprint by installing intensifiers on a mezzanine above the unit. At Instinct’s facility, the system can process approximately 8,030lb per hour with a high speed of 10.7 cycles per hour. As the only manufacturer with completely independent intensifiers, Hiperbaric allows users to safely maintain and inspect intensifiers
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superior products while prioritising safety and quality.”
Perfect partnership
Instinct, a pioneer in raw pet food since 2002, has been utilising HPP technology since 2010, demonstrating an early recognition of its benefits. “We were one of the first pet food companies to embrace HPP technology, understanding its crucial role in ensuring food safety while maintaining the nutritional integrity
of raw ingredients,” said Wes Oertli, director of capital project management at Instinct. “Our decision to invest in Hiperbaric’s H525i system was driven by their commitment to post-sales service, stellar safety record and advanced automation capabilities.” The installation at Instinct’s 150,000ft2 Nebraska facility integrates seamlessly with its production lines, featuring a turn-key HPP automation solution with loading and unloading robots and material handling. This integration enables Instinct to streamline its manufacturing process, increasing productivity and traceability, while reducing injuries from repetitive movements. Hiperbaric’s achievement comes during a period of significant growth, with the company reporting record-breaking revenue in 2024. With a 60% global market share and presence in more than 50 countries, Hiperbaric continues to lead the HPP industry through technological innovation and customer-focused solutions. ●
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