Core Insights - EnWave Corporation has signed a new royalty-bearing commercial license agreement with MicroDried® to expand its product offerings and has executed purchase agreements for three Radiant Energy Vacuum (REV™) machines [2][3][4] Group 1: License Agreement Details - MicroDried® gains exclusive rights to use EnWave's REV™ dehydration technology for producing mochi and Greek yogurt in North America, along with rights to manufacture additional dairy products like shredded cheese and cheesecake [3][15] - In exchange for these expanded rights, MicroDried® will pay incremental minimum annual royalties in addition to existing obligations under its fruit and vegetable license [3][16] Group 2: MicroDried® Expansion - MicroDried® is expanding its portfolio to include clean-label, nutrient-dense dairy and mochi ingredients, enhancing its position as a key supplier to major global food brands [4][17] - The company operates three large-scale vacuum-microwave drying lines in Nampa, Idaho, and is opening a new dairy processing facility in Washington State, expected to be operational this summer [5][18] Group 3: Equipment and Capacity - MicroDried® will install one of the newly purchased 10kW REV™ units and a 60kW machine at the new Dairy Facility, with the second 10kW machine designated for ongoing product development in Nampa [5][18] - With five large-scale REV™ machines, MicroDried® now holds the highest REV™ manufacturing capacity globally, prompting EnWave to begin building another large-scale REV™ machine for inventory [6][19] Group 4: Company Background - EnWave is a leader in vacuum microwave dehydration technology, with a robust intellectual property portfolio and a strategy to sign royalty-bearing commercial licenses with food producers [10][12][24] - The company has over fifty royalty-generating partners across twenty-four countries, enabling the creation of innovative snacks and ingredients [11][24]