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Tomra expands ZEA sorter range

Tomra expands ZEA sorter range

By Jenny Eagle

Tomra Sorting Solutions has expanded its ZEA sorter range for the seed and fresh corn industry with a second camera module for inspecting both sides of the corn ear.

The  Coca Cola ‘plant bottle’.

Coca Cola and Activia are advocates of bioplastics

Wageningen UR launches Biobased Packaging catalogue

By Jenny Eagle

The first edition of a Biobased Packaging catalogue, compiled by Wageningen UR Food & Biobased Research has been launched by the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs to the NVC Netherlands Packaging Center.

Mauro Stipa

ILIP to expand in Spain

By Jenny Eagle

ILIP, thermoformed plastic packaging for fresh produce has increased its presence in Spain with a sales strategy focusing on the Iberian Peninsula's fresh produce market.

Martin Leibrandt, CEO, EPAL

Radio Ga Ga: EPAL to launch debut radio show

By Jenny Eagle

The European Pallet Association (EPAL) has partnered with European transport internet radio station ET-RADIO.de to launch a broadcast show with the first pallet programme live on air on Monday (October 6) at 7pm.

Coles must also issue a corrective notice in store and online stating it made 'false, misleading and deceptive representations'

Coles banned from ‘fresh’ bread claims for 3 years

By Kacey Culliney

Australian retail major Coles has been banned from making ‘freshly baked’ bread claims on its par-baked products in store following a lengthy court case with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC).

The official ribbon cutting ceremony

Tomra Sorting opens €2.1m R&D centre in Dublin

By Jenny Eagle

Tomra Sorting has opened a €2.1m research centre in Citywest, Dublin, which includes an office, workshop, demonstration space, peeling process development lab, advanced optics lab and a sorting test facility.

David Hughes

Forget ‘Horsegate’ – How to avoid ‘Packaging Gate’

By Jenny Eagle

The ‘Horsegate’ scandal in 2013, where horsemeat was found in prepared frozen meat products and ready meals allegedly containing beef, was not a food safety but a food integrity issue in the UK, according to Dr David Hughes, retired professor Food Marketing,...

Obesity will not be solved by reformulation alone

Reformulation ‘won’t solve obesity’

By Laurence Gibbons

Reformulation is not the sole solution to obesity, as health-conscious consumers could be increasing their calorie consumption by choosing low-sugar or low-fat products, according to research from AB Sugar.

'Flavonoids favored the reduction of acrylamide when a moderate but not high level was selected,' researchers say

Flavonoids for acrylamide reduction: Study

By Kacey Culliney

Flavonoids can effectively reduce acrylamide formation and there are low-cost methods of measuring the antioxidant activity to optimize impact, claim researchers.

Canada

Plans to enhance the durability of durum wheat

By Nicola Cottam

Scientists and wheat breeders in Canada are working together on a 5-year project to make it easier and faster to develop new generations of resistant durum wheat.

active intelligent packaging Sirane odour absorption

Special edition: active and intelligent packaging

Survival of the fittest: Active packaging must offer real added value

By Rachel Arthur

New ideas and fancy designs might gain short term attention, but active and intelligent packaging products must offer clear added value if they are to survive in the ruthless food industry, according to Sirane. 

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