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Bread drives IAWS results

Bread drives IAWS results

The artisan bread sector, and the convenience store baked goods
market in the UK, are likely to drive growth for Irish company IAWS
in the second half after a good performance in the first six
months.

On-the-go sweet packaging

On-the-go sweet packaging

Huhtamaki and Karkkikatu, a subsidiary of Leaf concentrating on
pick-and-mix candy, have together developed a new concept for
selling sweets that is said to make candy-on-the-go more
convenient.

SWF launches new tray former

SWF launches new tray former

SWF Companies has launched a new tray former, the TF 600H, which is
a fully automatic forming solution for a host of food packaging
tray designs, including common footprint trays, and is capable of
producing up to 2700 trays per hour.

Faster tea bagging machine

Faster tea bagging machine

Tecnomeccanica, the Italian processing equipment supplier, has
launched the T2 PRIMA tea bagging machine, designed to produce
string and tag filter bags for tea, herbal teas, coffee and other
infusion products, overwrapped in heatsealed...

Reducing oxygen permeation

Reducing oxygen permeation

Systech Instruments, a leading designer and manufacturer of gas
analysis instrumentation, has recently launched the Series 8000
analyser, a modular system for the precise measurement of oxygen
permeation of packaging film up to 1.27...

Acrylamide movements

Acrylamide movements

As research in laboratories across the globe continues into the
presence of potential carcinogen acrylamide in a variety of foods,
the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) emphasised last week that
consumers should continue to eat...

Reiser wins Farne contract

Reiser wins Farne contract

The problem of how to pack 400g packs of smoked salmon without
losing 12 per cent of output through breaking and creasing has been
solved by a new vacuum packer from Reiser, claims Scottish company
Farne.

Improving QA

Improving QA

A new computerised system created by Thinkage, part of the BOC
Group, should help eliminate human error when it comes to quality
assurance, the company claims.

Green power for White Wave

Green power for White Wave

White Wave, the US-based soyfood producer, is to power all its US
production facilities using renewable energy - wind power. The
company claims to be the biggest US group committed to 100 per cent
green energy.

Egg marking at the double

Egg marking at the double

Marking four lines of text onto eggs has always taken two different
printers, but now a new machine from Imaje claims to be able to
carry out this task in one go - saving producers both floorspace
and money.

Improving wine quality

Improving wine quality

Foss, the Danish based quality assurance equipment provider, has
announced the relaunch of its Winescan sampling and testing system
with an improved quality assurance module.

Wessanen looks bright

Wessanen looks bright

A strong performance from its Tree of Life business in Europe gave
Dutch food group Wessanen something to smile about in 2002 -
otherwise the year was marked by more disposals and continued
problems at the US arm.

Ipack-Ima 2003 re-focuses

Ipack-Ima 2003 re-focuses

Organisers of Ipack-Ima, the triennial event for the international
packaging and food processing industry, predict that this year food
processing will major role when the event opens its doors on 4
March.

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