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Daiichi Jitsugyo (DJA) is the US distributor of Accurate Machines’ blister packing units that are widely used throughout the pharmaceutical industry. DJA general manager and vice-president Rusty Nelson tells us...
London Mayor confirmed a ban of junk food advertising on TfL network, and FrieslandCampina is exploring possibilities to close its mozzarella production facility in Belgium. Foodprocessing-technology.com wraps-up key news stories...
Growing consumer awareness surrounding artificial colouring has meant that customers now demand colours that are achieved safely and naturally. Sonia Sharma talks to Lycored to find out about their solutions...
Emulsifiers are ubiquitous in food products because they help otherwise unmixable ingredients blend together. – making salad dressings, ice cream and cream cheese smooth. Jim Banks speaks to Michelle Maynard,...
Conagra Brands completed the acquisition of Pinnacle Foods for $10.9bn, and Nestlé USA has partnered with three start-ups. Foodprocessing-technology.com wraps-up key news stories from October 2018.
In June this year, vegetarian based company Quorn announced that it will eliminate more than 297 tonnes of black plastic packaging from its supply chain. Sonia Sharma finds out more...
The dining out market is rapidly changing and has had to adapt to the demands of different generations with a new report highlighting the changing expectations between age groups. Sonia...
While materials like plastic have revolutionised how we package and store food products, they are doing significant damage to our environment. Miguel Campos, export sales manager at Advanta investigates the...
MATS technology is attracting interest from foodservice operations as well as food and beverage companies. Using research from an upcoming GlobalData report, Eloise McLennan rounds up the key features of...
Earlier this year UK Prime Minister Theresa May announced a war on plastic waste, with proposed policies aimed at eliminating all avoidable plastic waste within 25 years. Eloise McLennan finds...
