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Application of Shenzhen Ensobo Desiccant in Controlling Residual Oxygen Content in Canned Infant Milk Powder

In today's market environment, the desiccant industry, a vital materials industry supporting key sectors such as logistics, electronics, food, and pharmaceuticals, continues to expand. In 2023, the Chinese desiccant market reached 74.99 billion yuan and is expected to grow at an average annual rate of 11% over the next few years. The global market is also expanding, reaching 11.441 billion yuan in 2022 and projected to reach 15.783 billion yuan by 2028, at a compound annual growth rate of 5.58%.

Controlling residual oxygen levels during the canning process for infant formula is crucial for ensuring its quality. Excessive residual oxygen levels can cause oxidation and deterioration of nutrients in the formula, affecting its taste and nutritional value, and even producing harmful substances that threaten infant health. Therefore, maintaining a residual oxygen level of ≤0.5% during canning is a key process requirement.

Shenzhen Ensobo Desiccant Co., Ltd. plays a key role in this field. Located in Bao'an District, the company specializes in the research and development and production of desiccants, providing moisture- and mildew-proof products to a wide range of industries. Its products offer numerous advantages, including the use of *DuPont Tyvek packaging technology, which provides strong moisture absorption. In canned infant formula, its desiccant effectively absorbs moisture from the packaging, reducing ambient humidity and minimizing the risk of oxidation caused by humidity. Furthermore, Ensobo desiccant is environmentally friendly and can effectively absorb moisture for 60 days. Under specific environmental conditions, its moisture absorption rate can reach 200%. This ensures that the desiccant continues to function during long-term storage of formula, maintaining a low-humidity environment and collaborating with the deoxidizer to better control residual oxygen levels in the can, thereby ensuring the quality and safety of infant formula. (Specific data is subject to third-party testing.)