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Idaho Steel Products announced the launch of its Nex-Gem Lab Former. This machine is designed to offer a compact and versatile solution for experimenting with new concepts without the need for large-scale production lines.
The aim of the Nex-Gem Lab Former is to aid in flexible and creative food product development. It has a smaller footprint and lower investment costs, the company says. It is capable of producing an array of products including puffs, waffles, patties, rings, tots and plant-based protein alternatives. Controls are meant to be user-friendly for quicker testing cycles and shorter time-to-market for new products.