From breakfast biscuits in city metros to fruit-pulp drinks travelling thousands of kilometres by rail, India’s food-and-beverage ecosystem feeds more than a billion people each day and anchors a wide swath of rural livelihoods. Rising disposable incomes, a young demographic, and the rapid expansion of cold-chain logistics are fuelling steady double-digit growth in packaged foods and non-alcoholic beverages, while export-oriented processors are carving out new shelf space across Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. Against this backdrop of opportunity, energy remains a stubborn cost driver. Pasteurizers, CIP cycles and large refrigeration loads drive up steam, hot-water and electricity consumption, turning energy into a significant cost.
How Spectrum International Helps
Food and Beverage manufacturers can deploy Spectrum’s HHO generators as standalone skids, delivering fuel savings, reduced smoke, and the flexibility to handle biomass, LPG, natural-gas or oil burners. The system’s automation package and low-pressure gas delivery ensure safe and trouble-free operations.
Projects Completed
•Global non-alcoholic beverage leader: Starting with one plant, the company commissioned Spectrum International to provide solutions at ten bottling facilities spread across Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Gujarat, Karnataka, Maharashtra and Odisha.
•Multinational beverage-and-snack group: Adopted the solution at its high-volume plant in North India to support fuel savings and sustainability goals.
•Independent North-India bottling group: Implemented Spectrum’s technology at two sites, enhancing energy performance without disrupting production.
•International spirits producer: Integrated Spectrum International’s solution at their Maharashtra facility.
These installations show how Spectrum International’s system can be deployed at scale across carbonated-drink, packaged-water, and spirits plants.
