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ULMA Packaging News
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Bühler News
Bühler boosts food innovation with new Application & Training Centers in Uzwil
Swiss technology group Bühler today unveils its new food innovation hub in Uzwil, Switzerland, bringing together a diverse range of capabilities into a single location and setting a new stage for product and process development.
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Schaeffler News
Schaeffler shows new approaches to lowering production costs in the beverage industry
Portfolio ranges from standard rolling bearings to customized drive solutions. Schaeffler’s OPTIME Ecosystem makes monitoring of machines and equipment particularly simple and economical.
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Marel News
MAREL: HOW TO PROCESS LOCAL AND ORGANIC CHICKEN?
Concept chicken represent a growing market. Processing these very diverse and high-value birds to an equally high standard as commercial broilers is a challenge Marel is glad to accept.
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Bühler News
MEET SPARK, BÜHLER’S SIMPLE-TO-USE SORTER TACKLING BIG PROBLEMS
With challenges including expensive raw materials and unpredictable weather conditions, SPARK Pro offers much-needed relief to the market.
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De Dietrich Process Systems
New Pan Dryer adds to the range of testing capabilities offered by De Dietrich Process Systems
In the dynamic world of pharmaceutical production, innovation remains at the heart of product efficiency, safety and quality. It is with great pride that De Dietrich Process Systems presents its latest piece of equipment in its Tech Lab: the Pan Dryer.
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FESTO News
Three-dimensional gantry EXCL from Festo
Opening sample vessels and pipetting liquid samples in the same workspace saves space in laboratories. This can now be achieved with the three-dimensional gantry EXCL from Festo, which has a small footprint for table-top devices and PCB-based motion control.
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TETRA PAK News
TETRA PAK AND LACTOGAL CUT CARBON FOOTPRINT OF ASEPTIC CARTONS FOR MILK BY A THIRD
This unique packaging is 90% renewable, and is currently available on shelf in Portugal, with industrial scale production expected by 2025.
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Marel News
MAREL REDEFINES SMART STANDARDS IN BONE DETECTION
SensorX can pick up bone fragments down to 2mm. The machine will detect over 99% of bone remnants and will also see hard foreign material such as metal, stone and glass.
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BOBST News
