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LIS by Lesaffre expands Strasbourg drying capacity with new fluidised
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LIS by Lesaffre has expanded its drying capacity in Strasbourg using new fluidised-bed technology.
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- New fluidised-bed technology is being used
- Expansion is for drying capacity
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