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European Snacks Association Releases Sustainability Report, Showcasing Progress in Sustainable Agriculture and Environmental Responsibility.
november 10, 2025
European Snacks Association (ESA) publishes its 2025 Sustainability Report
The European Snacks Association releases its 2025 Sustainability Report, highlighting members’ efforts in resource efficiency, sustainable sourcing, energy savings, and eco-friendly packaging, supporting the EU Green Deal and circular economy initiatives.
Atlas Copco’s steam compressors and heat pumps turn waste heat into reusable high-temperature energy, boosting efficiency and sustainability.
september 15, 2025
Atlas Copco offers Potato Industry Breakthrough Technology to Turn Waste Heat into Valuable Energy
Atlas Copco’s heat pumps and steam compressors turn low-temperature waste heat into high-temp energy, cutting energy use and emissions. Electrification replaces fossil fuels, enabling efficient, sustainable, and decarbonized industrial heating.
Starch Europe Announces Decarbonisation Roadmap
oktober 14, 2022
Starch Europe adopts Decarbonisation Roadmap
Starch Europe announced the adoption and publication of a sector-wide decarbonisation Roadmap 2019-2030.
At their yearly conference, returning this year to an in person event
Making The Future Of Food Sustainable
november 25, 2019
Making The Future Of Food Sustainable
Nicolai Prytz, sustainability and strategy director at TOMRA, has looked at how businesses, consumers and policymakers can help make the future of food sustainable.
Artist impression of the new production site of Mydibel for Chilled French Fries
oktober 01, 2019
New production site for Mydibel for the production of chilled french fries
The Service Public de Wallonie has granted a building permit for 'Mydibel Fresh', a new plant in Mouscron for the production of chilled french fries. The construction of Mydibel Fresh is part of the company’s strategy of sustainable development.
ENGIE Refrigeration's Mechanical Refrigeration Only Potato Storage System results in a longer storage life, less than 3% dehydration and substantially lower energy costs.
november 17, 2018
Engie Refrigeration presents its 'Mechanical Ventilation Only' Potato Storage system at Interpom | Primeurs
ENGIE Refrigeration has developed a storage system based entirely on mechanical refrigeration, which allows maintaining the same storage conditions throughout the year.
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Potatoes in storage are mixed with dirt you do not want on your plate. TOMRA Sorting has a sorting solution for fresh and frozen whole, sliced, diced, cubed and flake potato products.
mei 05, 2016
Time to sort out Food Waste, says TOMRA
Almost a third of all food produced worldwide is never eaten, leading to 1.3 billion tons of food waste each year. This includes around 45 per cent of all fruit and vegetables and 20 per cent of meat.
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TOMRA Sorting Food activities both in the field of sensor based sorting as well as steam peeling are closely linked to waste reduction and processing efficiency
februari 04, 2016
No time to waste, says TOMRA Sorting Foods
In September 2015, the United Nations (UN) met to agree to reduce per capita food waste by half by 2030. TOMRA Sorting Food explains how their activities impact food waste
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New Life Cycle Assessment study on Starch Products published
mei 27, 2015
New Life Cycle Assessment study on Starch Products published
Starch Europe published today the summary report of an updated Life Cycle Assessment study of the European Starch industry
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Water treatment technology by Van Antwerpen Milieutechniek BV at the Interpom | Primeurs 2012
november 12, 2012
Water treatment technology by Van Antwerpen Milieutechniek BV at the Interpom | Primeurs 2012
Van Antwerpen Milieutechniek BV showcase their water treatment technology at the Interpom | Primeurs.
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