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Bosch Packaging technology Division to acquire engineering company Paal
September 08, 2008
Bosch Packaging technology Division to acquire engineering company Paal
Bosch's Packaging Technology Division plans to acquire Paal Verpackungsmaschinen GmbH &Co. KG, based in Remshalden near Stuttgart. The purchase agreement was signed on September 5, 2008.
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August 11, 2008
Solving Sodium: Manufacturers Face Challenges and Innovation
Many of our favorite foods – French fries, bread, and potato chips come immediately to mind – contain a special, essential ingredient: salt. Also known as sodium chloride, this abundant mineral not only acts as a flavor enhancer and preservative, it p...
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US Packaging Machinery Purchasers confirm predictions
July 22, 2008
US Packaging Machinery Purchasers confirm predictions
United States Consumer and industrial goods companies have adjusted their predictions for 2008 packaging machinery spending only slightly, according to PMMI’s Spring Update to the Purchasing Plans Study. Interviews and surveys for use in the update wer...
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Odenberg break through ‘Peeling Process Technology’ delivers Energy and Yield savings
July 17, 2008
Odenberg break through ‘Peeling Process Technology’ delivers Energy and Yield savings
Odenberg Engineering, a designer and provider of Peeling Process Technology and Electronic Sorting Solutions has identified energy consumption and improving product yield as some of the greatest challenges facing low and high volume processors. Incre...
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Key Technology for news
July 07, 2008
Key Technology Ranked Among America’s 100 Fastest Growing Small Public Companies
Key Technology, Inc. (Nasdaq: KTEC) today announced that it has been listed among America’s 100 Fastest Growing Small Public Companies in the  July/August 2008 issue of Fortune Small Business magazine. Key Technology, which reports on a September 30 ...
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July 03, 2008
NHS comments on study on package size of snacks
A study has found that “diet-sized snack portions encourage people to eat more,"The Daily Telegraph reported. The newspaper said that researchers had warned that smaller sized packets could make people believe they had already limited their food ...
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Key Technology for news
June 30, 2008
Key Technology Joins Russell 2000® Index
Key Technology, Inc. (Nasdaq: KTEC) today announced that it was added to the Russell 2000® Index when the Russell Investment Group reconstituted its family of U.S. indexes, according to the final list of additions posted by the Russell Group on June 27...
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Bühler's AeroDry conveyor dryer drying French Fries.
June 27, 2008
Aeroglide joins the Bühler Group
Aeroglide Corporation has been acquired by the Bühler Group. Founded in Raleigh in 1940, Aeroglide is the leading global supplier of industrial driers and coolers used in the processing of, among other things, breakfast cereals, snack foods, pet food, ...
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June 11, 2008
Undeclared Sulphites in certain white parisienne potatoes packed by Lanzbro Corp
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) and Lanzbro Corp are warning people with sensitivities to sulphites not to consume certain White Parisienne Potatoes packed by Lanzbro Corp, Mississauga, Ontario described below. The affected product does con...
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June 05, 2008
Aviko impressed by benefits of Ishida multihead weighers
High speeds, increased throughput, low giveaway and gentle product handling, all of which have led to fast payback, are among the reasons why Aviko, Europe’s second largest potato processor, uses Ishida multihead weighing equipment to help meet its pr...
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May 13, 2008
Managing Spiking Metals Prices
Scarce metals have become so expensive that thieves are literally dying to get their hands on them. To combat the effects of these prices, supply chain managers and purchasers should reassess their risk strategies. Scarce metals have become so expensi...
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New TNA ROFLO® 3 Launches at Interpack
May 08, 2008
New TNA ROFLO® 3 Launches at Interpack
TNA launches Roflo® 3, the first servo driven, totally reversible, gateless and truly modular food transfer and distribution system, at Interpack 2008.
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Key Technology Launches Blog for Potato Processors
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