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Private labels, paper bags among packaging trends for potato
November 07, 2011
Private labels, paper bags among packaging trends for potato
Private labels and a switch back to paper bags are among the packaging trends cited by Prince Edward Island potato grower-shippers. In packaging, Gary Linkletter, president and co-owner of Summerside-based Linkletter Farms Ltd., cited a trend toward p...
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November 02, 2011
Indian Packaging industry forecast to rise
The Indian packaging industry is set to rise by 15% every year due to growing consumption and demand for packaged products across the country, states the Indian Institute of Packaging in Hyderabad (IIP-H). The $13.5bn industry is expected to reach $18...
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October 31, 2011
Marcelissen introduces new roller peeler
Marcelissen, a machine manufacturer for the fresh market in Europe and specialized in potatoes (and carrots) has built a new drum roller peeler. This new roller peeler (first on the market) has a capacity that is 40% higher than the roller peeler as t...
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Tong Peal introduces ‘sizeable’ technical advancements
October 27, 2011
Tong Peal introduces ‘sizeable’ technical advancements
Tong Peal, the UK’s leading designer and manufacturer of handling and sorting equipment for the vegetable handling industry, has introduced a new and innovative screen grading module which has been specifically designed to bring together the key handli...
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October 27, 2011
Key Technology Appoints Richard Hebel as Optical Product Marketing Manager
Key Technology announces the appointment of Richard Hebel to the position of Optical Product Marketing Manager. Hebel is responsible for planning and managing activities that support the development and sales of Key’s laser / camera sorting systems inc...
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Marcelissen introduceert revolutionaire schilmachine
October 23, 2011
Marcelissen introduceert revolutionaire schilmachine
Het is al weer decennia geleden, sinds er echt grote ontwikkelingen waren in het schrapproces bij de verwerking van aardappelen, wortelen, groenten en fruit. Marcelissen verandert dat nu.
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Key Technology PROliance Online Training now also available in Spanish, Dutch, French and German
October 20, 2011
Key Technology PROliance Online Training now also available in Spanish, Dutch, French and German
Key Technology announces that its popular PROliance™ Online Training Program is now available in Dutch, French, German, and Spanish. By expanding this interactive, self-paced multimedia curriculum to address the langcode requirements of many customer...
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October 11, 2011
Key Technology Showcases wide range of conveyors at Process Expo
Key Technology will showcase its range of conveying solutions at the upcoming Process Expo show in Chicago, November 1-4, 2011.
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Everett Bros now sole agent for Wyma equipment in the United Kingdom
October 02, 2011
Everett Bros now sole agent for Wyma equipment in the United Kingdom
Wyma, designer and manufacturer of post-harvest vegetable handling equipment, is pleased to announce the appointment of Everett Bros Engineering Ltd as the sole agent for its full range of products in the United Kingdom. Wyma and Everett Bros have a l...
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Heat and Control purchased Spray Dynamics
October 02, 2011
Heat and Control purchased Spray Dynamics
Machine manufacturer Heat and Control, Inc. has purchased Spray Dynamics, Ltd. The purchase is a continuation of Heat and Control's commitment to provide food processors with complete single-source support, and to help expand its selection of coating s...
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Wash your vegetables! Your potatoes too...
October 02, 2011
Wash your vegetables! Your potatoes too...
Soil stuck on leeks and potatoes may have been the source of an E. coli outbreak in the UK earlier this year, according to the Health Protection Agency (HPA).
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Successful PACK EXPO bodes well for the industry at large
October 01, 2011
Successful PACK EXPO bodes well for the industry at large
PACK EXPO Las Vegas 2011 was 'a ringing success', according to show owner/organizer PMMI. 'Record-breaking only begins to describe it' boasts the headline on packexpo.com.
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