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Food Safety

Deli-loaf hams recalled due to possible Listeria

One death linked to the bacteria

October 4, 2018

Johnston County Hams is recalling about 90,000 pounds of ready-to-eat ham products that may be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes, linked by government officials to one death.

Food Safety

Whole Foods recalls tortilla chips due to undeclared allergen

White corn tortilla chips have undeclared milk

Casey Laughman

October 2, 2018

Whole Foods Market has recalled 365 Everyday Value White Corn Tortilla Chips because the product may contain undeclared milk that was not listed on the product label.

Industry News

Schenck Process acquires Process Components Ltd

Acquisition includes kemutec, KEK-GARDNER, PPS Air Classifier Mills and mucon brands

Casey Laughman

October 2, 2018

Schenck Process Group has announced the acquisition of Process Components Ltd (PCL) and its subsidiaries.

Industry News

Cannabinoid company Boulder Botanical & Bioscience Laboratory names executive vice president of sales

Vic Nastasia formerly held major positions with National Beverage, Hansen Beverage and PepsiCo

Wayne Labs

October 2, 2018

Boulder Botanical & Bioscience Laboratory, a pioneering cannabinoid company, has appointed Vic Nastasia to executive vice president of sales.

Industry News

Dorner expands conveyor manufacturing to Germany

Move speeds up delivery of 2200 Series conveyors to European customers

Casey Laughman

October 2, 2018

Dorner has announced that it will begin building its 2200 Series low-profile belt conveyors in Germany, speeding up delivery to European customers.

Innovation

Agriculture technology: Atlanta challenges the world for solutions

Atlanta, growing by leaps and bounds, is actively looking for solutions for meeting food demands of the future

Wayne Labs

September 28, 2018

From seed production to farming to food processing, agriculture technology (AgTech) is fast becoming an answer to growing global food shortages. The city of Atlanta has decided to get an early start on finding solutions to future food shortages.

Industry news

PureCircle grows more stevia in US to meet demand

Food and beverage uses of zero-calorie sweetener drives planting to new regions

Rose Shilling

September 27, 2018

Stevia sweetener producer PureCircle will harvest its first commercial-scale crop of a variety it’s growing in North Carolina, part of an effort to adapt the plant to more regions of the world and boost production to meet growing demand.

Food Packaging

Whirlybird Granola announces packaging with collapsible spoon

Granola company launches line of products that include a collapsible plastic spoon

Casey Laughman

September 19, 2018

Whirlybird Granola has announced it will begin selling 2-ounce packages of granola that include a collapsible plastic spoon.

Food Packaging

Supremia announces eco-friendly cotton bag repurposing initiative

Supremia and Terracycle are collaborating on an initiative to collect and repurpose cotton bags

Casey Laughman

September 17, 2018

Premiums and promotional packaging specialist Supremia has announced that it has hired TerraCycle to collect and repurpose cotton bags that Supremia is no longer using.

Sustainability

Tetra Pak adds solar array, wants only renewable electricity sources

Company is halfway to global goal

Rose Shilling

September 17, 2018

Food processing and packaging company Tetra Pak is installing a solar power array at its headquarters for its goal to use 100 percent renewable electricity in the U.S. by next year.