Take a week's worth of Beverage Institute courses for just $1,699 (regularly $3,315)! Take up to a full year to complete.

This exceptionally priced bundle includes the following courses:

• Fundamentals of Beverage Technology
• Sanitation for Fountain Beverages
• Beverage Ingredients
• Introduction to Microbiology
• Water & Wastewater Treatment Technology
• Sweeteners
• Complete Gases
• PET: Resins, Preforms, and Bottle Technology

The Sanitation for Fountain Beverages course addresses the protocols and procedures to ensure safe and high-quality delivery of fountain dispensed ice and beverages consumed by millions of consumers globally. This course allows for a better understanding of sanitizing solution options, beverage dispenser cleaning, ice container cleaning, flushing syrup lines, and proper material handling.

The Fundamentals of Beverage Technology is a self-paced, interactive session providing a technical overview of the beverage industry. It covers the complete supply chain from research and development to ingredients, processing, packaging, and food safety to finished goods distribution.

If you are responsible for purchasing, running PET filling lines, quality, or packaging development, then this is the course for you. This course will help you understand the PET bottle making process including resins, preforms, blow molding, bottles, PET process chemistry and properties, QC methods, and other key attributes. As the premier global beverage society, the International Society of Beverage Technologists (ISBT) recognized a need for information on the key factors and technology used in creating PET Bottles, which are 67% of the containers used to package beverages, and so this course was created.

Learn about Carbon Dioxide, Nitrogen, Argon and Oxygen use in beverages. The course benefits individuals who use beverage gases to create products such as carbonated soft drinks, oxygenated water, argon systems in wine processing, nitrogen for headspace control and pressurization, ozone generation, and oxygen in brewing and wastewater processes.

If you work in the field of microbiology, these topics will be old hat. But for those of us who are relying strictly on high school biology, we might need a refresher. And this course is just that — an overview of the broad topic of microbiology and how it plays into the food and beverage industry. This course will also cover the various types of microbes including yeasts, molds, and bacteria.

In order to supply beverages, we must have ingredients. Without them, a beverage cannot exist. There are different types of beverages, and, naturally, these different types have different ingredients. This Beverage Ingredients course offers a deep dive into understanding the principles of the chemistry, manufacturing, quality guidelines, and applications of the most common ingredients in beverages we consume.

Sweeteners are one of the most important ingredients in beverages, but they can also be the most controversial beverage ingredient. In this course you will learn the technology and uses of High Fructose Corn Syrup (HFCS), Sucrose, Stevia, and High Potency Sweeteners.

Meeting specifications for water is an essential process for beverages. If you are responsible for, or need to understand beverage water or wastewater treatment, then this is your course. This course will help you to understand the criteria to select the optimal process for your application. The course provides specific details on the water supply chain and key technologies used to treat and pretreat water.

Argon, Nitrogen, and Oxygen — gases in the air surrounding us — are colorless, odorless, tasteless, and non-irritating. They are also used in a wide variety of markets and applications within the food and beverage industry. This course was created to give you an understanding of their history, properties, purity requirements, hazards, safety precautions, and more.