Observed arrival · 2026-10-03
Nextract’s one-pass route from biomass to ingredients
Nextract presents an industrial-scale supercritical CO₂ process for recovering ingredients from food-processing side streams.
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- Food processors handling biomass side streams
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- The stated process is sized from a quarter tonne an hour upward and is designed to run on an existing shift pattern.
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The page lays out a biomass-in, extraction-chamber, separation-cascade, CO₂-recovery sequence and compares it with conventional supercritical CO₂ and hexane processing. It says conventional supercritical systems may require 40 minutes to 16 hours per cycle and limit pre-processing or scale; Nextract claims a cycle under 20 minutes. The company also describes the installation as sized to the stream and able to run within existing plant operations.
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