Processing

Tomato transparency: from vine to dine

02 August, 2017

Full supply chain visibility enables Kagome to be able to ascertain tell the whole history of any packet of its tomato products — down to where and when the tomatoes were harvested.


Controlling rising energy costs with VSD

02 August, 2017 | Supplied by: Kaishan Australia Pty Ltd

Whilst a majority of food processing plants use compressed air as their major power source, many are unaware of the significant cost and the potential energy savings that can be achieved through the application of variable speed drive (VSD) technology, which can lower the cost of compressed air by as much as 35%.


Tetra Pak invests US$110 million in an automated dairy plant

31 July, 2017 | Supplied by: Tetra Pak

The demand for dairy products is increasing in Vietnam, and Vinamilk is capitalising on this by installing a liquid dairy plant with Tetra Pak's investment of US$110 million.


Jellyfish crisps: the snack that will curb problematic numbers

31 July, 2017

With an increasing number of jellyfish swarming the sea, scientists have found a new method of controlling these 'blooms' — jellyfish crisps.


Implementing Industrie 4.0 on an international scale

28 July, 2017

German researchers are in the process of establishing the Industrial Data Space, a virtual construct for secure data sharing based on standardised communication interfaces.


Blockchain and efficiency, transparency and trust in food supply chains

27 July, 2017 by Janette Woodhouse

Blockchain can help to break down information silos to improve visibility and traceability from the farm to the table — want to know more?


Machine use optimisation in Australian wineries

27 July, 2017 | Supplied by: Ailytic

Artificial intelligence is helping the Australian wine industry to significantly increase production efficiency by optimising machine use. Surely this system would have applications across at least all beverage manufacturers, if not the entire food industry.


Self-learning machines and smart robots are coming to an industry near you

25 July, 2017 by Andreas Wartenberg*

Artificial intelligence (AI) gives computers humanoid and cognitive abilities that can lead to an increase in productivity. In addition, machine learning (ML) systems can be employed to assess problems and needs and resolve them accordingly.


Tecpro Australia lightweight foam spray gun

25 July, 2017 | Supplied by: Tecpro Australia

The lightweight foam spray gun from Tecpro Australia eliminates the need for compressed air. Using a foaming head that's shaped like a duck's bill, the product aspirates the antiseptic and water mix within the unit.


Identifying and assessing risks of contaminants in food

24 July, 2017

Just because a substance is in a food does not automatically mean that a health risk exists, but as environmental conditions, industrial manufacturing processes and human food consumption habits constantly change, we should constantly update our understanding of the risks posed by contaminants in food.


Milking Australia–China links to further dairy industry prospects

24 July, 2017

Cooperation between Australian and Chinese dairy researchers may lead to more export prospects for the Australin dairy industry.


Euro Pumps TM 3600 mushroom-picking lorry

24 July, 2017 | Supplied by: Euro Pumps Pty Ltd

Currently under development at Euro Pumps is the TM 3600 mushroom-picking lorry, which includes a recharge battery pack and auto-creep advance for hands-free operation.


Moore Industries TMZ Dual (2TPRG) PC-programmable Modbus temperature transmitter

24 July, 2017 | Supplied by: Moore Industries

Moore Industries' TMZ Dual (2TPRG) PC-programmable Modbus temperature transmitter allows users to increase density with dual RTD, thermocouple, mV, resistance or potentiometer inputs by doubling temperature monitoring capability in a single unit.


Qlight QMPS series panel-mounted multifunctional speaker

24 July, 2017 | Supplied by: Leuze electronic Pty Ltd

The QMPS series from Qlight is a panel-mounted multifunctional speaker and can prevent cross-talk of different voice environments by selecting an audio signal fit for the specific environmental conditions.


World Class Advanced Wastewater and Sludge Dewatering Systems Demonstrated @ FoodPro 2017

21 July, 2017 | Supplied by: Hydroflux Industrial Pty Ltd

Hydroflux presented World Class Wastewater and Sludge Dewatering Technology at this year's FoodPro, which was held at the International Convention Centre this week.


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