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	Case Study Profits Rise with Consistent Flow - Download Now Consistent product and mass flow monitoring are vital to an efficient processing line and can be realized by applying Libra Technology. This real-time control system improves performance of freezing, frying, seasoning and blending processes... Click Here Access Full Stories Study finds glass bottling produces similar carbon emissions to PET A study published by WRAP suggests that the bottling of Australian wine in the UK using light glass bottles with a high recycled content produces roughly the same CO2 emissions during production and transportation... Read Packager targets condiment innovation A leading food-packaging group says it is moving to develop its products to meet more specific industry requirements like multi-sized goods with longer shelf life... Read New evidence for diacetyl, lung disease risk Diacetyl - a chemical used in butter flavouring - damages the lungs of mice when inhaled over a period of three months, according to a new US study... Read Allergen-free: time for clarity Claiming 'free from' is not a light statement to make. Lives depend on it. As scientific progress questions the validity of such claims, it is time to establish exact guidelines and communicate these to people... Read New proposal for global, legal junk food ad ban A new code that would restrict the marketing of unhealthy foods to children has been proposed by two international lobby groups who claim the food industry is failing to self-regulate, especially in developing... Read
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