Identify the value of digital transformation for F&B manufacturing to remain competitive and realise efficiencies across your enterprise.
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OFS helping to master the manufacturing process
For some SMBs, a journey towards industry 4.0 can seem daunting and inaccessible. With tech advancements feeling too expensive, or out of their league. But it doesn’t have to be that way says OFS.
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Strategy before technology key to improving competitiveness with Industry 4.0 technology
A recent survey has shown that companies investing in Industry 4.0 technology is low within the food and beverage industry. That needs to change explains Beca’s Rhys Davies.
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Equipment manufacturer pioneers solutions in food processing and beyond
Heat and Control is an engineering and manufacturing-focused company that has a large global customer base, which entails it having long-standing relationships with a plethora of large-scale consumer and end-product manufacturers.
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Australian winery wins at 2021 People’s Choice Drinks Awards
Australian winery, The Hidden Sea, won gold at the 2021 People’s Choice Drinks Awards in the UK — taking the crown for the most coveted category – “Wine Passion: The Story Behind the Label.”
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Coca-Cola joins vital sustainability movement with new plastic-free packaging
Following the news that the Coca-Cola Company is trialling its first paper bottle, GlobalData have offered their take on the move.
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Where does nanotechnology fit in the ingredients equation?
Up until 20 years ago, not much was happening in the field of nano technology as it related to food and beverages. However, in the past 15 to 20 years there have been a number of academic papers published, as well as references made, with regard to the technology and how it can be applied to this industry.
In the December issue of Food & Beverage Industry News, Dr Julian McClements – distinguished professor at Department of Food Science at the University of Massachusetts, adjunct professor, School of Food Science and Bioengineering at Zhejaing Gongshang Uni, China, and visiting professor, Harvard University, talked about the future of food. And part of that future included nanotechnology.
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Aoste’s Sustainable Packaging With SliceFresh
Over 70% of consumers are looking for sustainable solutions to make a difference in a world where plastics must be avoided as much as possible and with one of the most important values of Belgian company Aoste was environmental sustainability, which leads the company to find increasingly efficient solutions to offer a sustainable alternative to improper use of plastic. Aoste has been producing high-quality meat products since 1976, such as Cooked ham, poultry, vegetarian slices, guaranteed by the best ingredients, expertise and careful preparation. Aoste products are genuine, without unnecessary additives, such as nitrites, dyes and flavours, replaced by vegetable alternatives, such as salt and spices that can ensure conservation, with a focus on an optimal taste experience.
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Keytone Dairy completes fund raising for ASX IPO
Keytone Dairy Corporation Ltd (“Keytone Dairy”), has completed the fund raising for its proposed listing on the Australian Securities Exchange (“ASX”) via an Initial Public Offering
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Japanese milk company immunogenic breakthrough
Morinaga Milk Industry has announced it has attained self-affirmed GRAS (generally recognised as safe) status in the United States for LAC-Shield, a unique immunogenic ingredient. This development opens
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Woolworths Ltd packaging technologist wins top AIP award
At an AIP NSW meeting in Sydney earlier this month in July, Aleah Back was awarded the prestigious Harry Lovell award for academic excellence.
In 2014, Aleah Back, a qualified packaging technologist
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Wimmera Mallee road upgrades boost agribusiness in Vic
The Wimmera Mallee’s agriculture sector will soon be transporting produce to market with the Victorian state government’s Local Roads to Market program.
Victorian Minister for Agriculture Jaala
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Meet the ifm expert – Glenn Thornton
National product and brand manager for ifm, Glenn Thornton, explains what differentiates ifm from other high-tech electronics businesses. Besides offering quality well-priced products and quick turnaround
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FII and ANSTO collaborate for broadacre crop fertiliser
Researchers from the Future Industries Institute (FII) at the University of South Australia are collaborating with a group of scientists at ANSTO to investigate a new class of micro and nano-scale zinc
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Ridley to explore options to grow Novacq
The Ridley Corporation has appointed Investec to explore options to accelerate the growth of Novacq, an ingredient which they have reported to have shown significant uplift in prawn biomass when added
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NSW gov finds pearl in oyster industry
Deputy Premier and Minister for Regional NSW and Small Business John Barilaro, and Minister for Transport and Infrastructure and Member for Bega Andrew Constance today announced an equity investment of
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New guide for Australian fruit and vegetable exporters
Australian fruit and vegetable exporters wanting to go global can now access advice on every step of the export journey in a single online guide.
Minister for Trade, Tourism and Investment, Steven Ciobo,
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Stibo Systems holds first MDM conference
Riding the success of their rapid growth for the year, Stibo Systems Australia was proud to host its first MDM Conference in the Australian region last week. The conference was held on May 16th, at the
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Orchard expansion to bring jobs to Gouldburn Valley
A family owned and operated orchard in the Goulburn Valley will get funding from the Victorian state government.
Minister for Agriculture Jaala Pulford announced that Vigliaturo Orchards will receive
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Rabobank recommendations to respond to dairy-free
Rabobank has said in a press release that dairy alternatives are on a rise as consumers are increasingly going dairy-free, particularly when it comes to fluid “milk” used on things
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