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Articles Tagged with ''inspection''

Food Safety

Metal detection: Quality or safety?

Make sure the equipment has been properly set up and validated, and these activities have been fully documented.
Richard F. Stier
April 9, 2013

Metal detection is a fact of life in the food processing industry. Most processors, whether they process snacks, meats, grains or liquids, have either metal detectors or X-ray machines to detect and control metal contamination.


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Technology Sourcebook

Detectable mounting bases

April 9, 2013

The Thomas & Betts Ty-Rap line of detectable cable ties includes mounting bases made from materials identifiable by X-ray equipment, metal detectors and visual detection equipment.


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Budget cuts key topic at House Agricultural Appropriations meeting

Furloughs are expected, but final plans are not yet in place.
Shane O'Halloran
March 18, 2013
Furloughs are expected, but final plans are not yet in place.
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Lack of HACCP plan leads to FSIS recall of pork products

Ready-to-eat bacon and ham products received the mark of inspection without HACCP plans for their production.
Shane O'Halloran
March 18, 2013
Ready-to-eat bacon and ham products received the mark of inspection without HACCP plans for their production.
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Vilsack confirms furlough of meat inspectors

Automatic budget cuts made the move unavoidable.
Shane O'Halloran
March 12, 2013
Automatic budget cuts made the move unavoidable.
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Packaging

Seriously committed

An infant formula manufacturer makes a big commitment to its new container with a highly automated and state-of-the-art packaging line.
Kevin T. Higgins
March 6, 2013

Most manufacturers are involved with packages. Perrigo Nutritionals, on the other hand, is firmly committed to its new infant formula container.


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Technology Sourcebook

Optical sorter

March 6, 2013

The Mogensen Msort optical sorter has a capacity range for spherical material from the size of a pin to the size of a soccer ball; products with a grain size of 1mm can be optically sorted at a feed rate of 10 tons/hr. 


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Hollow-shaft encoder

March 6, 2013

Engineered for motor and drive control in harsh environments, the Baumer HS35S Sin/Cos hollow-shaft encoder has an optical scanning system that delivers Sin/Cos 1 V P-P output for exact positioning systems with absolute accuracy to 60 arc seconds.


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Sequester could cause billions of dollars in losses for meat producers

USDA could be forced to furlough workers.
Shane O'Halloran
February 27, 2013
USDA could be forced to furlough workers.
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Retired UK food inspector bashes inspection protocols

The retiree claimed the system gives producers too much influence over inspections.
Shane O'Halloran
February 22, 2013
The retiree claimed the system gives producers too much influence over inspections.
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