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Food Safety: In preventive maintenance, little things mean a lot

April 1, 2010
Ignoring small parts such as gaskets, valves, clamps or connections can cause headaches.
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Editor's Note: Calling all new plant projects for a census of the industry

April 1, 2010
Just as the United States 2010 Census is crucial for our nation’s future planning, so is Food Engineering’s Plant Construction Survey.
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Editor's Note: New information sources address crucial food safety challenges

March 1, 2010
Protecting the food supply may often seem like a daunting task. Our goal is to provide you with as many solutions as possible.

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Food Safety: Vow to make 2010 a safer year

March 1, 2010
More regulation is not the answer, but making vows to keep the food supply safe is a good start.
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Engineering R&D: Do-it-yourself disinfectants

March 1, 2010
By manipulating electrical current and frequency, an electrochemical reactor provides an alternative to chlorine in disinfecting some of food processing’s nastiest water streams.

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Engineering R&D: Move over, retort

February 1, 2010
The math of commercial cost and consumer willingness to pay remains to be calculated, but in-container sterilization with microwaves already has achieved several milestones.

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Editor's Note: Fast food nation is now on information overload

February 1, 2010
Technology, trends and information are bombarding the food and beverage industry at such a quick pace, it’s hard to get a grip on what is worthy of attention.
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Food Safety: Will ‘Reportable Food Registry' law make food safer?

January 1, 2010
All processors must understand their responsibilities under this new mandate.
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Engineering R &D: Higher efficiency, lower cost with transformerless drives

January 1, 2010
Years of collaborative research by Canadian engineers went into development of what they term active front-end technology, an advancement that is transforming medium-voltage AC drives.
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Back to basics: Everything old is new again

January 1, 2010
Often as a decade comes to a close, articles looking back at the past ten years come across my desk and Web browser.
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