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Mackie’s of Scotland makes ice cream from its own dairy herd
Spiral freezers

Spiral freezer provides quality ice cream maker efficient, environmentally friendly operation

Based on carbon dioxide refrigerant, the freezer is not only friendly to the environment but also safe to use, providing consistent product freezing
Wayne Labs, Senior Contributing Technical Editor
Wayne Labs
August 5, 2021

Mackie’s of Scotland has been producing luxury ice cream using milk and dairy from its own herd since 1986 from its fourth generation family farm in Aberdeenshire. Recently, cooling equipment experts at Starfrost, a full-service global refrigeration supplier specializing in CO2 and ammonia systems, partnered with Mackie’s of Scotland to install highly efficient freezing technology to improve and expand ice cream production at its dairy.


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ACTEGA's alternative to the no-label look

ACTEGA's alternative to the no-label look

Kristen Kazarian
Kristen Kazarian
August 2, 2021

ACTEGA, manufacturer of specialty coatings, inks, adhesives and sealing compounds, has launched Signite™—a revolutionary, ACTEGA patented, premium quality decorating solution, designed to significantly reduce, and one day eliminate, waste in label production. 


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ProAmpac

Recyclable fresh food to-go packaging extends shelf life

Kristen Kazarian
Kristen Kazarian
July 21, 2021

Flexible packaging leader, ProAmpac, is expanding into North America with its Rapid Action Packaging’s (RAP) fresh food to-go packaging portfolio. 


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Eco shrink

Compostable film created for shrink applications

Kristen Kazarian
Kristen Kazarian
July 20, 2021

EcoCortec®, part of Cortec® Corporation, is pleased to announce the official release of EcoShrink™ Compostable Film, a commercially compostable alternative to common plastic shrink wraps for use in industrial packaging applications.


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Tetra Pak
Food Packaging

Pet food co-packer uses Tetra Pak cartons for packaging

Kristen Kazarian
Kristen Kazarian
July 20, 2021

NaturPak Pet is the first co-packer in the U.S. that is producing and packaging pet food in Tetra Recart® cartons, by Tetra Pak. 


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BioConsortia runs tests on corn to discover nitrogen-fixing bacteria specific to corn
Pollution control

Novel method to provide nitrogen to plants without nitrate pollution

What if corn and wheat could create most of their own nitrogen like soy and peas?
Wayne Labs, Senior Contributing Technical Editor
Wayne Labs
June 24, 2021

While some farms today are trying to get off the mono-crop bandwagon and rotate crops, many large farms still tend to grow corn or wheat in the same field every year, requiring a lot of nitrogen-based fertilizer. But what if corn and wheat could have their own symbiotic relationship with soil bacteria that could pull nitrogen out of the air?


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Carbon-activated geomembrane filtration systems
Odor control

Psst: Do you have an odor problem?

Even too much of a typically pleasant odor at home—like baking bread—might not be so pleasantly received at industrial levels
Wayne Labs, Senior Contributing Technical Editor
Wayne Labs
June 11, 2021

If you’ve ever baked bread or sweet breakfast rolls at home, you know how wonderful that fragrance can be, ramping up your appetite for a fresh slice out of the oven. But, that friendly fragrance from your kitchen—or early in the morning from the local bakery down the street—may not be what a community wants from an industrial-scale food plant, especially if it occurs around the clock.


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Corona is first global beverage brand to reach net zero plastic footprint
Packaging

Corona is first global beverage brand to reach net zero plastic footprint

Company recovers more plastic from the environment than it releases
Kristen Kazarian
Kristen Kazarian
June 9, 2021

Corona has become the first global beverage brand with a net zero plastic footprint, meaning the brand recovers more plastic from the environment than it releases into the world. This achievement is part of the brand's vision to be a sustainability leader in consumer packaged goods.


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to Collaborate With Start-Ups on Addressing Sustainability, Technology and Consumer Challenges
Incubators

Barilla to collaborate with start-ups on sustainability, technology and consumer challenges

Company launches fourth Good Food Makers global accelerator
Kristen Kazarian
Kristen Kazarian
June 4, 2021
Italian food company Barilla, headquartered in Chicago, made a call for start-ups to participate in the fourth Good Food Makers global accelerator.
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Smithfield reveals new commitments in its 2020 Sustainability Impact Report

The protein supplier has announced it will reduce GHG emissions across its entire domestic supply chain 30 percent by 2030 as well as obtain 50 percent of its electricity from renewable sources, such as solar and wind power, over the same time period.
Sharon Spielman
Sharon Spielman
June 3, 2021
Smithfield Foods Inc. reports that its new carbon reduction goal will reduce the company’s GHG emissions by nearly 5 million metric tons—the equivalent of removing over 1 million cars from the world’s roads or planting 216 million new trees.
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