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Changing characteristics, product and orientation effect can disrupt product signals and affect detection sensitivity if not addressed. However, digital technologies and machine learning are pushing the innovation boundaries and streamlining inspection processes.

The FDA says that pasteurization and other measures that have been put in place for affected milk mean there is no risk to consumer health.

The DFC 953 range of milk cooling tanks is available for robotic milking with 1-8 robots and with capacity ranging from 3,200 liters to 30,000 liters.

The Philadelphia facility produces coffee cream, half & half and other extended shelf-life dairy products.

SPX FLOW’s APV brand has released the Seamless Infusion Vessel to help UHT infusion systems have longer running times, less product waste and more yield.

The Michigan Dairy Memorial and Scholarship Foundation awarded $158,000 in scholarships to Michigan State University (MSU) students pursuing dairy industry-related programs of study for the 2023-24 academic year.

The company announced plans to open a new production plant in Little Rock, Ark., its first in the U.S.

Set to open in 2025, the plant will create nearly 400 new jobs and supply milk to more than 750 Walmart and Sam’s Club stores in the Southeast.

The final rule revokes the SOIs for lowfat yogurt and nonfat yogurt and amends the standard for yogurt.

Milchwerke Schwaben’s presence in the dairy industry starts as early as 1922, dairy farmers in Ulm, Germany joined together to form a cooperative that would make it possible to produce dairy products with greater efficiency. This merger resulted in a company whose products meet the needs of consumers throughout Germany and abroad.