appertization
appertization French term for the process of destroying all the micro‐organisms of significance in food, i.e. ‘commercial sterility’; a few organisms remain alive but quiescent. Named after Nicholas Appert (1752–1841), a Paris confectioner who invented the process of canning; he opened the first vacuum bottling factory in 1804.
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