Age and habit influence cereal choice, says study
Age and habit are key influencing factors when it comes to the type of cereal US consumers choose to buy, according to a recent study by Zogby International.
Archives for October 26, 2005
Fine chopping cutters suitable for baby food
Two speedy cutting machines equipped with a contactless rotors can chop products into sizes as small as 0.05 mm, an important requirement for those in the baby food sector.
New fruit ingredient promises texture retention
A new fruit ingredient claimed to have all the attributes of fresh fruit - but with the added benefit of retaining its texture in both dried and frozen form - has been developed.
RFID applicator speeds up tagging process
A high speed radio frequency identification (RFID) applicator can tag up to 100 cases a minute, helping processors to speed up their production lines.
Wal-Mart signals move to natural packaging
In much the same way it has been at the forefront in driving RFID technology up through the supply chain, the world's largest retailer is leading the way in switching to biodegradable, natural packaging.
Leak proof zipper seal expands options for liquids
Zip-Pak has introduced a leak proof design to it line of reclosable seals for plastic packaging.
Tornado breaks into food processing sector
A cyclonic generator using supersonic wind power to crush waste products into tiny bits has been transformed for use in processing food products.