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E coli outbreak Europe: WHO says bacterium is a new strain
June 02, 2011
E coli outbreak Europe: WHO says bacterium is a new strain
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Europa: sigue sin aclararse el misterio de la bacteria E.Coli
June 02, 2011
Europa: sigue sin aclararse el misterio de la bacteria E.Coli
Los investigadores continuaban tratando de encontrar hoy la forma en que la bacteria E.coli infectó a miles de personas y ya dejó 19 muertos en Europa, 18 de los cuales en Alemania, y que provocó enormes pérdidas en el sector agrícola. Frente a la fal...
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April 06, 2011
Is ethical shopping overpowering charity?
Fair Trade, organic, sustainable and eco-friendly are making their way on to package labels across all categories, but how do consumers actually view these products?
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K+S KALI introduces KaliSel, Food Grade Potassium Chloride
February 16, 2011
K+S KALI introduces KaliSel, Food Grade Potassium Chloride
KaliSel is high-purity potassium chloride (KCl) from natural sources.
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BASF OnVu ICE labels show whether products were kept frozen
February 08, 2011
BASF OnVu ICE labels show whether products were kept frozen
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Diepers installs new Sormac peeling line
January 30, 2011
Diepers installs new Sormac peeling line
Johannes Diepers Landwirtschaft in Sevelen, Germany grows and processes potatoes that are supplied peeled to customers including institutional kitchens, hotels and restaurants. Diepers has been working with Sormac machines for fifteen years.
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German Food Companies Say No to Genetically Modified Potatoes
April 27, 2010
German Food Companies Say No to Genetically Modified Potatoes
According to the results of a survey released this month by the German branch of the environmental organization Greenpeace, a number of snacks and fast food giants including Burger King, McDonald's, German seafood chain Nordsee and chipmaker Lorenz Sna...
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Interview with Branislav Knezevic, President Western Division McDonald's Europe
November 27, 2009
Interview with Branislav Knezevic, President Western Division McDonald's Europe
Branislav (Bane) Knezevic, President Western Division of McDonald’s Europe was interviewed by Mike Dawson, editor of Lebensmittel Zeitung. Mike Dawson was looking for a fast food and global brand man’s view of food retailing in order to gain some cross...
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McDonald's logo gets green background in Europe
November 26, 2009
McDonald's logo gets green background in Europe
McDonald's will swap the traditional red backdrop for a deep hunter green to offset its Golden Arches across German in an effort to promote a more eco-friendly image, the company said Monday. The change is to occur in about 100 German McDonald's rest...
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Emblemático logo de McDonald's cambia de color por el medio ambiente
November 25, 2009
Emblemático logo de McDonald's cambia de color por el medio ambiente
Como una forma de ponerse a tono con la preocupación mundial por el medio ambiente, la mayor cadena mundial de restaurantes, McDonald’s, cambiará el rojo por verde en su logo en los locales de Europa. “Con esta nueva imagen queremos dejar clara nuestr...
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Fresh potatoes in the market
October 01, 2009
Tips and Tricks to penetrate the German retail market
Germany’s population of over 80 million is the largest in Europe. Its gross domestic product is the fourth largest in the world and provides the German population with a high annual disposable income. Over one fifth of this goes on food, drink and toba...
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Emsland Group for news
June 02, 2009
Starch-based flocculation agents of Emsland Group can replace synthetic polymers
In cooperation with scientists of the University of Hamburg and the Fachagentur Nachwachsende Rohstoffe (FNR) Emsland Group conduct successful attempts, where starch-based flocculation agents could replace synthetic polymers for the use in the Hamburge...
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May 11, 2009
Plásticos biodegradables a partir de papas
Un estudio realizado por la Universidad de Rostock está desarrollando plantas de patata modificadas genéticamente (MG) que puedan ser usadas para la obtención de bioplásticos. De esta forma, las plantas podrían actuar como materias primas renovables, p...
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K + S agrees to buy Morton Salt from Dow Chemical
April 03, 2009
K + S agrees to buy Morton Salt from Dow Chemical
K+S of Germany agreed Thursday to buy Morton Salt from Dow Chemical Co. for $1.68 billion to become the world's biggest salt producer and reduce its dependence on potash fertilizer.
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August 19, 2008
Comprueban existencia de glicidamida en papas fritas
Científicos de la Universidad Técnica de Múnich comprobaron la existencia de glicidamida, que puede generar cáncer, en papas fritas y otros chips de patatas, informó hoy el centro universitario señalando que se trata de una primicia en la investigación...
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June 16, 2008
Organic Meets Fast Food at Munich Fry Boutique
Europe is crazy about organic food and the trend has been growing steadily over the past several years. But can organic break into the fast food market? A French fry shop owner in Munich is convinced it can. "It's complete nonsense,"said Bern...
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Ishida vs Chinese manufacturers in patent dispute
May 07, 2008
Ishida vs Chinese manufacturers in patent dispute
Last week we posted an article that multihead weigher manufacturer Ishida filed an injunction against 3 Chinese exhibitors at the Interpack. Ishida accuses them of infringing their patents.
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