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Tracking your facility’s water usage can aid in the sustainability and efficiency of your company’s conservation and circularity goals.

An ERP solution dedicated to food and beverage operations is a good place to start a digital journey.

The system cleans product of debris to improve product quality and line efficiency.

A healthier lifestyle is among the many societal shifts caused by COVID. While there were definitely people focused on health prior to the pandemic, having to stay at home to cook and seeing what exactly was going into their meals day in and day out put a renewed focus on healthier living. This emphasis on such foods continues today, making the health food category extremely competitive.

Family owned for four generations, Huntapac is a leading UK grower and supplier of root crops such as carrots and parsnips. Following a reorganization of the business in 2019, the company wanted to develop new value-led product options and so installed a state-of-the-art line to produce carrot powder, with a heat exchanger from HRS Heat Exchangers forming a key part of the new process.

Most snack producers opt for gravity metal detectors. With 15 Fortress Vertex snack inspection systems integrated with multi-head weighers in its Liverpool factory, global nut supplier Trigon Snacks is no exception. Yet, for its latest coated honey roast nut production line, the sustainable nut specialist selected a customized linear Stealth metal detector with an innovative retractable conveyor reject system.

From impingement freezers to automated freezer distribution centers, the goal is to produce and maintain quality products with minimal energy inputs.

Given their innumerable medical benefits, especially for mental health, processed fruits and vegetables have now secured a prominent position in the global food and nutrition industry.

The “Future Proteins – Sustainable Processing and Packaging” Conference will be located at MULTIVAC’s headquarters in Wolfertschwenden, Germany, on February 1 and 2, 2023.

Global food wastage is emerging as a pressing challenge for countries. Will freeze-drying fruits and vegetables turn the tables in this situation?