How to choose the right poultry carcass chilling technique

The great debate between water and air.

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Air chilling typically requires a higher initial investment and larger footprint compared to water chilling, however it does offer greater savings on water and energy usage.
Air chilling typically requires a higher initial investment and larger footprint compared to water chilling, however it does offer greater savings on water and energy usage.
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Carcass chilling is an important step during poultry processing used to improve food safety. There are currently two types of carcass chilling methods used: water chilling and air chilling. Both approaches offer benefits and challenges, so it’s important to learn more about each type before deciding what to use in your facility.

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