Spiroflow reduces dust in bakery production line
Spiroflow’s remodelled T2 bulk bag discharger, which stops dust from settling on the machine and food items in the bakery and snack sector, will make its debut at FoodEx in March.
Archives for January 22, 2014
Euromonitor: All eyes now on Kellogg as Gen Mills and Post Foods throw down Non-GMO gauntlet
Many big brands are “playing a waiting game” right now to see whether moves by General Mills and Post Foods to axe GMOs from iconic brands (Cheerios and Grape Nuts) will have a domino effect, say analysts at Euromonitor International.
Consumers gobble up 124bn food cans each year
Flexible pouches, cartons and other formats are increasingly vying for shelf space, but in many categories, metal packaging still holds a top spot.
Trades union ‘saddened’ by 140 job cuts at Kellogg
Trades union Usdaw said it was “saddened” to hear of the 140 job cuts planned at breakfast cereal giant Kellogg’s Wrexham factory, part of a global business restructure.
Bright Blue Foods cuts 57 jobs at cake plant
Bright Blue Foods aims to cut 57 jobs as it closes its Manchester bakery, which makes slab, loaf and Christmas cake, and shift production to other sites to improve efficiency.
Carcinogen concerns for US cereals and snacks: Study
US breakfast cereals and snacks need a closer look after a small scale study revealed potential carcinogen risks, researchers say.
Campbell, Unilever tops in sustainable food firms
Food and beverage giants like Campbell Soup, Coca-Cola, Danone and Nestle rank in the 2014 list of Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World.
EFSA vitamin D yeast approval to boost baking options
A new EFSA approval opens the door for bakers to enrich bread with vitamin D2 amid pan-European deficiencies.