ADM to pay $430,000 settlement for violations
Archer Daniels Midland (ADM) has agreed to pay a civil penalty of $430,000 to settle allegations that it violated the Clean Water Act (CWA) at five large oil storage facilities.
Archives for July 31, 2014
Yearsley Logistics to build third superhub for frozen food
Yearsley Logistics, frozen food logistics provider, will complete the second phase of a three-part, £5m expansion of its freezer “superhub” warehouse in December.
Healthy snacking: Asian consumers want tangible nutrition, says Taura
Healthy snacking is exploding in Asia and consumers want nutrition they can see and taste, says Taura Natural Ingredients.
Are you sure that’s gluten free?
Whether it’s designated “gluten-free”, “no gluten”, “without gluten”, “free of gluten”, tomorrow (Aug. 5) is the deadline for manufacturers to ensure they meet the Food and Drug Administration’s definition of a gluten-free food.
The bigger picture: Dietary fibre measurement method adopted globally
A test method pioneered by Irish diagnostic technology company Megazyme International has become the global method of choice for ensuring dietary fibre content is not 'double counted' on nutritional labels.
Optimizing bakery production: Modified genetic algorithm most ‘promising method’
Using a modified genetic algorithm (MGA) to design scheduling plans in an industrial bakery can save costs and resources, scientists say.
Kellogg profits slump 16%: ‘Failed innovation’ in US cereal a problem
Kellogg Q2 net profits slumped 16% with Special K and Kashi underperforming and ‘failed innovation’ across other parts of its US cereal portfolio.