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Practical solutions for inspecting and processing cereal grains are vital. To help you improve and streamline your production or formulation, BUCHI's team of specialists, renowned for their expertise, Sonja König, Product Manager of NIR, and Branko Vranic, Head of the NIRApplication Team, will deliver invaluable insights into the application of NIR ...
ByBUCHI
Many industries produce large amounts of organic by-products that are difficult to recycle, including leftovers from breweries, cereal processing industries, and fruit and vegetable cuttings. These biomasses are fed to black soldier fly larvae, which convert organic nutrients into their own body mass. At maturity, they are harvested and processed ...
ByNasekomo
Farming is often classed as a somewhat ‘thirsty’ industry sector, from livestock to dairy processing, cereal stocks to fruit and plant production, water is used throughout numerous stages of production. Of course, wastewater is invariably produced; something that needs strict management, storage and processing, especially with updates ...
Gary Tucker, Head of Baking and Cereal Processing Department, Campden BRI Group commented: “The Carbon Trust project showed that improved exhaust gas control has potential for cost savings. ...
The selected programmes cover a variety of product categories, such as quality products (PDOs, PGIs and TSGs), organic products, fresh fruit and vegetables, wines, milk and milk products, flowers, processed fruit and vegetables, processed cereals and rice, egg labelling, as well as combinations of different product categories. ...
Kellogg Co. says it will buy palm oil only from companies that don't destroy tropical rainforests to produce the additive used in many processed foods. The cereal giant responded to a campaign by environmental groups that have long pressured the food industry to shun palm oil from plantations that displace rainforests in Southeast Asian nations, primarily ...
ADM, which uses aerodynamic forces to separate and capture particulate generated during the cereal drying process, is more efficient, requires less space and uses less energy than conventional cyclones. ...
ByEPR Inc.