Carlsberg Group is trying to create the world’s first ‘paper’ beer bottle made from sustainably sourced wood fibres that is both 100 per cent bio-based and fully recyclable.
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Neousys’ PB-9250J-SA and PB-4600J-SA series – standalone Intelligent
Backplane Systems Technology has released the Neousys’ PB-9250J-SA and PB-4600J-SA series, standalone intelligent supercapacitor-based uninterruptible power backup Module.
The PB-9250J-SA and PB-4600J-SA
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Gas the key to fledging micro-brewing industry
Craft brewing has taken off in Australia over the past five years. Driven by consumer demand for something a little different outside the main brands. These usually one- or two-person bands are making
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Opportunity for frozen vegetables in health-focussed diets
In Australia, producers of frozen vegetables are missing an opportunity to help consumers create high-quality, home-cooked healthy meals without sacrificing time. More Australians are starting to prioritise
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APS eyes long-term partnerships as key to help industry move forward
APS was born on March 1st, 2018, a time seen by the company as when it provided industry with a new choice by consolidating what can at times be a fragmented market. It brought a range of high-visibility
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Tracing every last drop of cooking oil
Oil – in all its forms, including vegetable – doesn’t have the best of reputations when it comes to sustainability and the environment. It takes a long time to break down, can have a disruptive impact
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Why St.George funds food and beverage enterprises
With interest rates at an all-time low – and some industry pundits stating they might go lower – the opportunities for growth, especially for an industry like food and beverage, are enormous.
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How a 1960s cartoon predicted the future of food
Sharon Natoli loves food. Which is just as well when she makes her living as an author and speaker specialising in the food and beverage industry.
At a recent event held by St.George Bank at urban farm,
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Unleashed a game changer for award-winning bakery
Located an hour’s drive south of Perth, Pinjarra is a little town with a huge drawcard – its renowned bakery run by the Pantaleo family.
Founded just over 22 years ago by patriarch and former panel
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One cable solution for automation in processing factories
The One Cable Automation (OCA) philosophy from Beckhoff is based on the connection of individual field devices, decentralised terminal boxes, and machine modules using only one cable.
This cable technology
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High-resolution, high-speed cameras for robotics applications
The i-SPEED 220 and i-SPEED 221 from iX Cameras represent the first cameras in a class of small footprint, easy-to-use, low-cost and high-resolution high speed cameras. A high-resolution 1600×1600
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How to better manage animal disease threats
Australia will be better prepared to manage significant animal biosecurity threats, such as African swine fever (ASF), through a new comprehensive online field guide for emergency animal diseases.
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Developing new processes for new ingredients
Crispy roasted crickets were recently served in a sushi restaurant in London, re-igniting the discussion about integrating insects into consumer diets. However, less thought has been given to what industry
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Tennant ride-on cleaning range has hands-on local support
Keeping a food and beverage processing plant clean is an important part of the manufacturing process. One company that specialises in this area is Tennant Australia, which offers an array of floor care
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Steel belts for chocolate manufacturing solutions
Cooling and forming are critical stages in the production of both chocolate and confectionery, and few companies have more experience in these areas than Melbourne-based IPCO.
As an independent company
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SIA happy with state of fisheries
Seafood Industry Australia (SIA), the national peak-body representing Australia’s commercial fishing industry, is delighted that for the sixth consecutive year our solely Commonwealth managed fisheries
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How to improve your energy efficiency
Ahead of chairing the ‘Agribusiness and food processors: Smart energy use from farm to plate’ speaker session at the inaugural Energy Efficiency Expo, Bradley Anderson (Manager of Business Energy Solutions
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DuPont launches dairy-free protective cultures for plant-based fermented products
DuPont Nutrition & Biosciences has announced a new ingredient – Holdbac YM VEGE – as the latest addition to the DuPont Danisco Holdbac line of protective cultures, known for their ability to extend
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New Rockwell Automation regional vp looks to spread wings in Asia
Scott Wooldridge has spent most of his career in the automation space, and he knows that now more than ever, automation’s time has come. Over the past 40 years many factories have implemented automation
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Safe flooring for dairy factories
According to the Australian Department of Agriculture, the country’s dairy industry accounted for $4.4 billion of Australia’s gross value of agricultural production and around seven per cent of the
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