Soft Drink Sip & Learn: DO in Soft Drinks

An elevated concentration of oxygen in soft drinks affects both the beverage itself and its packaging. High oxygen levels cause oxidation and can change a soft drink's aroma, taste, and color. Additionally, high oxygen levels contribute to an enhanced risk of can corrosion and metal pick up, and a higher probability of leakage.

In short, when it comes to soft drinks, an accurate understanding of oxygen levels is essential. For this Soft Drink Sip & Learn installment, Anton Paar's Reinou Olwagen will present a 30-minute webinar on DO in soft drinks. He'll cover more about why DO matters, how it can be measured, and how it can be managed. The webinar will be followed by a live Q&A session.

Register for the DO presentation using this page, and read more below about the Soft Drink Sip & Learn series and how to register for other topic presentations.

About the Anton Paar Soft Drink Sip & Learn Series

Anton Paar’s Soft Drink Sip & Learn series is designed to provide fast, efficient training for those using Anton Paar instruments to measure soft drinks. Whether you’re using Anton Paar instruments for the first time or you’re an experienced operator who simply wants a refresher on specific stages of the measuring process, the Soft Drink Sip & Learn series presentations are convenient and effective ways to learn.

The series will consist of 4 modules and the goal of each module will be to help instrument users become more efficient with their measurements.

Who should attend?

While all are welcome to join and learn more about soft drink measurement and Anton Paar instruments, Soft Drink Sip & Learn events are designed specifically for instrument users. Each module will include an emphasis on Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and day-to-day operations of equipment.

Other Soft Drink Sip & Learn presentations:

• May 28th, 2024 – 1pm ET: Brix Measurements – Click Here to Register on the Event Page
• June 11th, 2024 – 1pm ET: In-Line Measurements - Click Here to Register on the Event Page
• June 18th, 2024 – 1pm ET: The Truth about CO₂  - Click Here to Register on the Event Page

Can’t make it to the live events? All presentations will be recorded and viewing links will be sent to everyone who registers.