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Purina debuts special packaging to support domestic abuse
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Purina debuts packaging to support domestic abuse survivors and their pets

Packaging is in support of the Purple Leash Project
Kristen Kazarian
Kristen Kazarian
May 19, 2021

Purina and nonprofit RedRover expand Purple Leash Project efforts to help ensure 25% of domestic violence shelters are pet-friendly by 2025. May is National Pet Month and Purina is offering specially marked packaging for several of its products in support of the Purple Leash Project.


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Wayne Labs, Senior Contributing Technical Editor
Wayne Labs
May 17, 2021

Increasing production speed while keeping rejects low and quality consistent—and maintaining food safety—is the goal of every food and beverage processor. Today, many food processors look toward automation to provide the solutions needed to attain the necessary throughput to be competitive.


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Kentucky Food Processing Plant Expansion T. Marzetti

T. Marzetti Expanding Kentucky Manufacturing Facility by 184,500 Square Feet

May 17, 2021

T. Marzetti is expanding its Horse Cave, Kentucky, processing facility by an extra 184,500 square feet after a recent groundbreaking ceremony. The facility manufactures salad dressings, sauces and other foods for retail and foodservice markets. The expansion will provide additional manufacturing space and include new equipment to increase dressing and sauce production, new processing kitchens, and several packaging lines to meet growing customer demand. The expansion is expected to be complete in the summer of 2022 and will create over 200 jobs for the region.


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Automation in the time of COVID-19: An A&E/C perspective

COVID-19 has demonstrated even more greatly the benefits of automation—from process to packaging to the distribution center
Wayne Labs, Senior Contributing Technical Editor
Wayne Labs
May 14, 2021

We in the trade press have been extolling the virtues of automation for a long time, and you’re probably sick of hearing us ramble on about it. Nevertheless, if there were any other reason to take a hard look at implementing automation—at least partially—in your facility, it would be now. COVID-19 has certainly created some practical problems: Short-staff due to people at home sick with coronavirus, social distancing impossible on cutting/protein lines, changeover time killing production output…and the list goes on.


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Port of Houston Cold Storage Warehouse Construction Tippmann Group Blackline

Blackline Cold Storage and Tippmann Group Break Ground on 298,000-Square-Foot Facility at the Port of Houston

May 14, 2021

Blackline Cold Storage has broken ground at the site of their new 298,000-square-foot cold storage facility to be owned in partnership with Artemis Real Estate Partners at the Port of Houston, Texas. The facility will provide approximately 70 new jobs to the area when the first phase of construction is complete on the 36-acre site in TGS Cedar Port Industrial Park.


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Sysco Offers Labor and Summer Business Toolkits for Foodservice Operators as Restaurants Recover

May 14, 2021

Sysco announced two new online toolkits to its Foodie Solutions platform. The Labor & Hiring and Summer Solutions Toolkits are the latest in a series of carefully curated tools to help foodservice operators succeed while generating additional revenue and meeting consumer expectations.


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Managing foreign materials

Equipment is important, but a foreign materials management program must go beyond that
Richard F. Stier
May 6, 2021

A program to manage foreign materials must go beyond the equipment.


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Integrating islands of automation

Integrating automation throughout the process offers advantages to food and beverage processors
Wayne Labs, Senior Contributing Technical Editor
Wayne Labs
May 5, 2021

If you have old equipment, there is hope that you can keep what works and modernize it by pulling worthwhile information from it with instrumentation and controls.


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Mars
Editor's Note

What does the future hold?

Whether inventions or iterations, technology and our understanding of it continue to hold untapped potential
Casey Laughman
Casey Laughman
May 5, 2021

There’s a helicopter on Mars.

It’s still pretty amazing to be able to type those words. 


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Cybersecurity

The challenge of preventing human error in cybersecurity

Preventing human error in cybersecurity is an ongoing challenge for processors
Casey Laughman
Casey Laughman
May 3, 2021

While technological solutions help processors ensure data stays safe, human error is still a potential weakness.


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