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H-E-B has announced plans to develop a world-class tech facility and innovation lab in East Austin, Texas, for its growing H-E-B digital team and Favor Delivery, the company’s Austin, Texas-based on-demand delivery service acquired earlier this year.
For some food and beverage processors, the hot summer months translates to some not-so-fun challenges with regards to compressors. That’s why it’s imperative that food and beverage processors perform the needed maintenance to prepare their compressor for elevated temperatures.
When it comes to oil-free compressors, one thing is for certain—they provide a reliable source of air supply to any food and beverage manufacturing plant.
Every time a production system goes down, it creates a troubling ripple effect that eventually leads to downtime, product loss and financial strain. It’s imperative for compressors to work “smarter,” predicting failures and resolving problems before “real” problems even exist.
PMMI, Koelnmesse and IDFA joined forces to launch ProFood Tech, a new event that will focus on processing and production technologies serving the food and beverage industry.
In May 2014, the American Frozen Food Institute (AFFI), McLean, Va., launched a national effort to encourage consumers to take a fresh look at frozen foods.