Isostatic pressing or high pressure processing (HPP) of food, beverages or canned goods to inactivate food pathogens or destroy spoilage organisms such as bacteria or mold spores and inactivate enzymes that spoils or brown food. Isostatic processing of foods is accomplished at lower temperatures than heat pasteurization, which preserve food flavor, quality, and extend shelf life. High pressure processing can also germinate certain bacterial spores, assist in marinating meats, shuck oysters or separate shellfish, and promote cheese ripening.
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