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Maple products

Author: Jean-Luc BOUTONNIER

Publication date: June 10, 2023

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10. Glossary

High Brix technology

This technology uses tangential membrane filtration to achieve dry matter concentrations of 30 to 40%. In fact, while this is the case in theory, in practice it is recommended not to exceed 38%, at the risk of membrane clogging problems. The main justification for this strategy is to reduce the energy costs of concentration, with a filtration technology that consumes much less energy than boiling evaporation, which requires a change of state in the water. Indeed, to evaporate 1 kg of water at atmospheric pressure, 2,244 kJ/kg of evaporated water must be supplied, which is relatively high, unless an electric evaporator is used.

California Agreement

The State of California, a hub for maple syrup produced in Quebec and sold in the United States, imposed in 2014 the obligation to source exclusively...

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