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Freeze-drying in a later Thai design article

A Chiang Mai University paper cites a 2018 Thailand Inno Design article at this exact Freeze-Dry path.

Why this route matters

The university paper prints a citation to the domain at a dated `/single-post/` address for a Freeze-Dry article. This address belongs to a later editorial phase, distinct from the original 2015–16 expo article paths. The citation provides the title and route; the full 2018 article has not been recovered for this page.

Freeze-drying is a preservation process in which frozen material is dried under reduced pressure so ice can leave by sublimation. The design interest is how a processing method can change shelf life, texture or packaging choices. This is a general explanation of the concept, not a reproduction of the 2018 article or a claim about a particular product's results.

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