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Company Australian Food Corporation / Prepared Foods / Stainless Steel / Coca Cola Amatil / Spray Systems Co. / Hardened Stainless Steel / Spraying Systems Co. / / Country Australia / / Currency USD / / Facility The University of Queensland / / IndustryTerm energy costs / process control devices / heat energy / food processing / kettle bank / food safety / jet technology / Water efficient processing / food factory / food processing industry / manufacturing / oil / food processing industry project / food safety requirements / food processor / food industry / control devices / food / inefficient equipment / steel / energy / / Organization Department of Employment / University of Queensland / Government of British Columbia / Department of Environment and Resource Management / / Person Sydney Water / / Position Governor / / ProvinceOrState Queensland / British Columbia / / Technology jet technology / flow control / food processor / microwave / Radio frequency / process control / Food processors / pdf / / URL www.spray.com / www.spray.com/services/edu_ref.asp / www.ecoefficiency.com.au / www.sydneywater.com.au/Publications / www.teejet.com/english/home.aspx / www.agf.gov.bc.ca/treefrt/newslett/sprayer_ / www.spray.com/cat70/a/Cat70_Section_A.pdf / www.eco-efficiency.com.au / www.pf.uq.edu.au/Ems/pbs_DntBeDrpPstr.pdf / /
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Water efficient processing – W2 Eco-efficiency resources for the food processing industry Reducing demand for water in processing Food processors can use significant amounts of water to process their products.