Food waste campaigns have limited impact, but point towards right direction
Passive education alone unlikely to be an effective intervention strategy in reducing dining-hall plate waste.
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JEOL GC/Triple-Quad Mass Spec Introduced at Pittcon
JEOL Introduces New GC/Triple Quadrupole Mass Spectrometer with High Speed and High Sensitivity for Trace Detection of Pesticides, Dioxins, and Regulated Chemicals
Sartorius introduces Cubis II modular laboratory balances for improved operational efficiency and unmatched flexibility
* Fully customisable enabling thousands of configurations optimised for the user’s workflow * Supports 21 CFR part 11 and EU Annex 11 compliance with complete traceability * Easy, seamless integration with existing lab software and LIMS
Best measuring results with 80GHz
In 2016, VEGA Grieshaber KG introduced to the market the first radar level gauge for liquids that operates at a frequency of 80 GHz. With its amazingly small antenna system, the new VEGAPULS 64 has proven to be ideal for use in vessels with small process connections, such as those…
80-GHz radar sensors from VEGA – in use in over 100,000 applications worldwide
80-GHz radar sensors can be used universally for the majority of industrial level applications.
GEA signs contract to extend olive oil plant in Saudi Arabia
The order is the second phase of an ongoing project and will enlarge an existing olive oil plant – successfully built in 2016.
Bruker highlights new systems and applied market solutions at Pittcon
Bruker look to highlight new and innovative analytical systems and high-value applied market solutions for food analysis at Pittcon 2019.
VEGAPULS 69 supplies precise measured values for reliable production of high-quality chocolate
“Square. Practical. Good.” Everyone knows the chocolate bars from RITTER SPORT. Quality, safety and efficiency have top priority in their production.
Taste of life in food industry for UK school students
Placements aim to open young people's eyes to what a career in the food industry can offer.
Coffee compound could inhibit prostate cancer
Compounds in coffee have been found to inhibit the growth of prostate cancer cells in mouse models and in cell culture.
Recall roundup: Graze crunchers and malted barley flour
This week's recall roundup consists of contamination with salmonella, listeria and clostridium, and food ingredients labelled in different languages.
Newborns with suspected food allergies breastfed significantly longer than those with no adverse reactions, preliminary research reveals
Some 2,586 breastfeeding mothers completed surveys when their babies were 4, 9 and 12 months old. The women were asked whether there were problems caused by food, such as an allergic reaction, sensitivity or intolerance.
FDA lifts import alert on GE salmon
AquAdvantage Salmon eggs can now be imported to the company’s contained grow-out facility in Indiana to be raised into salmon for food.
FAO and GAIN team up to work towards more nutritious food for all
Alliance aims to enable inclusive, efficient systems, focusing on new approaches that engage SMEs to promote market-based solutions.
Arla commits to being carbon-neutral by 2050
Changes are possible given the rapid pace of change in technology and ever-increasing farm efficiencies, says company.
