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Tight Pack Control at Mash Direct
April 20, 2010
Tight Pack Control at Mash Direct
An Ishida tray sealer and checkweigher/metal detector combination at Mash Direct, manufacturer of Ireland’s leading quick-serve mashed potato, vegetable and cabbage products, are delivering speed and efficiency in the packing process, as well as helpi...
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Urschel Laboratories Celebrates 100 Years as Leading Manufacturer of Precision Food Cutting Equipment
April 16, 2010
Urschel Laboratories Celebrates 100 Years as Leading Manufacturer of Precision Food Cutting Equipment
Urschel Laboratories Inc is commemorating a century in the manufacturing of precision food cutting equipment. Urschel Laboratories Inc. continues its worldwide reputation for excellence by working in partnership with customers to meet the ever-changing...
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PROCESS EXPO Shifts to Biennial Show in 2011
April 14, 2010
PROCESS EXPO Shifts to Biennial Show in 2011
The Food Processing Suppliers Association (FPSA) announced plans to transition to a biennial show in Chicago, starting November 2011. This major shift to a two-year show cycle allows exhibitors to improve their exhibition ROI and focus on one worldwid...
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Potato Expo for news
April 13, 2010
Pack Expo will include Food Safety Resource Center
BNP Media, organizer of the Food Safety Summit;and PMMI, producer of the PACK EXPO family of trade shows;are pleased to announce the debut of the Food Safety Summit Resource Center at PACK EXPO International 2010 (McCormick Place, Chicago;Oct. 31–Nov....
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Snyder's of Hanover announces polylactic acid packaging for its organic product line
April 05, 2010
Snyder's of Hanover announces polylactic acid packaging for its organic product line
Snack manufacturer Snyder's of Hanover announces it will be using  a "renewable "packaging solution for its line of organic products.   The new package is made from raw materials that are 90 percent plant-based , informed the packaging manu...
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Key Technology appoints Golden State Food Machinery as sales representative
April 01, 2010
Key Technology appoints Golden State Food Machinery as sales representative
Key Technology announces the appointment of Golden State Food Machinery, Inc. as its exclusive sales representative in California, south of Fresno;Nevada, excluding the Reno metropolitan area;and all of Arizona and Hawaii. Golden State is responsible ...
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Steve Lovell, Key Sales Manager at Flo-Mech
March 30, 2010
Key Technology Appoints Flo-Mech as Sales Partner in UK and Ireland
Key Technology announces the appointment of Flo-Mech Ltd as its exclusive sales partner in the UK and Ireland.
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Key Technology Hires Dr. Michael Nichols as Senior Director of Research and Development
March 23, 2010
Key Technology Hires Dr. Michael Nichols as Senior Director of Research and Development
Key Technology announces the appointment of Dr. Michael Nichols as Senior Director of Research and Development. Nichols is responsible for extending the company’s leadership position by implementing programs to develop and acquire new technologies tha...
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March 21, 2010
Why These Complex Times Demand Simpler Packaging
After the economy came crashing down in late 2008, consumers instinctively gravitated toward things that were more stripped down. The quest for simplicity was even reflected in those consumers’ choices of packaged goods. The cluttered look of the boom ...
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US Chip Sector Weighs Funding Expansion
March 10, 2010
US Chip Sector Weighs Funding Expansion
During late January, the United States Potato Board (USPB) Chip Committee held a conference call with chip processors to gauge their interest in funding an expansion of the material development program to fast track the breeding of new chip-stock potat...
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Clextral is a leading supplier of production lines and equipment for the food industry integrating twin screw extrusion and drying technologies.
March 03, 2010
Extruder manufacturer Clextral’s 2009 turnover 45,3 euro; Good start 2010
Clextral, leading supplier of production lines and equipment for the food industry integrating twin screw extrusion and drying technologies, achieved a 45,3 million euro turnover in 2009 with its subsidiaries of which 80% is in export sales.
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Key Technology appoints Teri Johnson to the new position of InterContinental Sales Manager
February 23, 2010
Key Technology appoints Teri Johnson to the new position of InterContinental Sales Manager
Key Technology announces the appointment of Teri Johnson to the new position of InterContinental Sales Manager for the Australia/New Zealand, Asia Pacific, and Latin American regions.Johnson is responsible for leading Key’s sales and aftermarket activi...
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February 23, 2010
Oldest French Fry line in Conagra Foods Lamb Weston Twin Falls factory retires
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February 04, 2010
US demand for Frozen Food Packaging in 2013 close to 7bn
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Key Technology Announces Fiscal 2010 First Quarter Results
January 28, 2010
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Key Technology, Inc. (Nasdaq:KTEC) today announced sales and operating results for the first quarter of fiscal 2010 ended December 31, 2009.Net sales for the three-month period ended December 31, 2009 totaled $22.4 million, compared to $27.4 million re...
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January 26, 2010
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