Items Tagged with 'automation technology'

ARTICLES

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CANNABIS PRODUCTS | JUNE 2020

Advancing cannabis edibles manufacturing through automation

Automating select aspects of cannabis-infused food and beverage production can bring strategic advantages.
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Douglas J. Peckenpaugh
June 16, 2020
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Passage of the 2018 Farm Bill nationally legalized non-psychoactive cannabidiol (CBD) derived from industrial hemp. With this level of growth comes the need for more-sophisticated equipment, technology, and strategies to meet a far-greater demand for cannabis-infused foods and beverages.
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Dry Processing Technology

Machine Packer

June 8, 2020
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Model 19 packer reduces labor and the liability of the repetitive motion of hand packing, providing gentle product handling to maintain package integrity.
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Industry News

Seven companies form IIoT alliance

The concept is to create an open ecosystem for the digital transformation of industrial plants
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Wayne Labs
April 3, 2019
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Seven suppliers from mechanical engineering, industrial automation and software announced the foundation of the Open Industry 4.0 Alliance at the Hannover Messe 2019 trade fair. With this cooperation, the companies want to overcome proprietary solutions and give a boost to the digital transformation of the European industry.


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Field Reports

Maker of Hardbite Chips modernizes seasoning applicator

Naturally Homegrown Foods sees improved consistency, lower costs with automated system.
June 27, 2017
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With a primary objective to improve overall product consistency, Naturally Homegrown Foods installed the tna intelli-flav OMS 5 seasoning system to ensure uniformity for every chip produced.
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EVENTS

Webinar

12/5/17
Contact: Vania

Automation & Digitalization: Give Your Food & Beverage Plant a Competitive Edge

ON DEMAND: The world is rapidly changing and large food and beverage producers are adopting automation and digitalization technologies that give them a competitive edge, allowing them to produce more efficiently and provide insightful information for decision making. Producers who lag behind will themselves be unable to compete. Technologies that used to be optional are now required for plants that want to remain competitive in a rapidly changing, cost-competitive landscape.

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