Individual quick freezing

I mean, come on, guys.

But the entry point to get a full-blown IQF plant that can get a quality frozen, you know, peas and beans, it's not an easy entry point.

And there's one or two out there.

I mean, I guess Snowpack is a good example of that.

And so I know more about the YCH process.

It's basically, it originated as IQF, like the way you would get a blueberry at the grocery store out of the frozen cooler.

Flash freeze.

Individually cooked frozen like hop cones and then run it through their cryo line to like shatter it and separate the lupulin.

Yep, it just vents out.

It gives you ultra-fast flash freezing, which the sources note is perfect for crush freezing or individually quick frozen, or IQF, production lines.

And the cellular physics of that ultra-fast freeze are what make liquid nitrogen incredibly valuable for delicate food items.

Why is that?

Health officials say 12 confirmed cases of E. Coli between May and June are connected to the frozen blueberries.

The 10-ounce packages of GreenWise organic IQF blueberries in question were sold on or before July 3rd.

They have a lot code of 60401 and a best by date of February 9th, 2028.

Anyone with these blueberries should throw them out or go back to Publix for a refund.

Health officials say twelve confirmed cases of E. Coli between May and June are connected to the frozen blueberries.

The ten-ounce packages of GreenWise organic IQF blueberries in question were sold on or before July third.

They have a lot code of six zero four zero one and a best by date of February ninth, twenty twenty-eight.

Anyone with these blueberries should throw them out or go back to Publix for a refund.