RAY® plants for the food industry

RAY® Freeze Dryer

The RAY® batch freeze drying plant is ideally suited to processing products such as fruit and vegetables, pet food, meat, seafood, probiotics, convenience foods, instant coffee, tea and ready meals.

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Thrive Life customer story

Thrive Life

Thrive Life markets a wide range of freeze-dried foods, including fruit, vegetables, meat, fish and ready meals predominantly sold in the United States and Canada from their headquarters near Salt Lake City, Utah.

Pol's freeze drying facility in Ermenek, Turkey

Pol's

In partnership with community farmers, Pol’s processes a wide range of freeze dried fruits and vegetables, producing bulk freeze dried products for industrial and commercial applications.

RAY Plus freeze dryer

A plus for freeze drying

RAY® Plus freeze dryer

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