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Volume 5, Number
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Cheerios: Food or
drug?

When Cheerios fans found out that the
popular breakfast cereal not only tasted good,
but it was also heart healthy, they were pleased
with their choice. Now FDA says Cheerios
labeling implies it is a drug, and the
cereal should come under pharmaceutical
regulations.

Wanted: Effective CPG talent
management
Consumer packaged
goods companies, including food and beverage
processors, need to hone the skills of their
sales forces.

Harvard Business professor to speak at
Rockwell event

Harvard
Business School professor Andrew McAfee will
discuss IT and its impact on business structure
and performance.

Maple Leaf Foods class action
settlement
Settling the claims
of those who were infected with Listeria last
summer has begun in Canada.

Quality, track and trace make good
bedfellows
The right tools can
improve product quality and protect a
processor's reputation as
well.

Essential guide to manufacturing
software
Today's software tools
help processors handle track and trace, manage
product lifecycles and improve operational
efficiency.

Tech Update: Not your daddy's lift
truck
From new-age power packs
to advanced data-acquisition packages,
technology is reshaping the workhorses of
material handling.

Special Supplement: HMI
evolution
No longer just an
operator interface, HMIs enhance plant
performance, regulatory compliance and product
quality.

Adventures in system
integration
The success of
automation projects depends on a number of
factors, not least of all the skills of the
system integrators.

Industry-Sponsored White
Papers
Information you can use:
Achieving Sustainable Development Goals
(Part 1 of 3) - Refrigeration Condenser
Optimization
(Nalco)

Allen Family Foods
appointed Robert Turley as its
president and CEO. Turely, who has an extensive
career with Carolina Turkeys and Purdue Farms,
retired from the latter in March 2008 as
president and chief operating officer and a
member of its board of directors.

Foster Farms has entered
into a definitive asset purchase agreement with
Pilgrim's Pride Corp. to
acquire Pilgrim's Pride's Farmerville, LA,
chicken complex for $80 million. Completion of
the transaction is subject to customary closing
conditions.

Dreyer's Grand Ice Cream
appointed Mike Mitchell as
president and CEO. Mitchell comes from Nestlé
USA and replaces retiring CEO Timothy F. Kahn.
Dreyer's has been owned by Nestlé SA since
2006.

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