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Can science solve the food crisis?
Can cutting-edge advances in food technology provide the answer to the industry’s woes?27 Feb 2009
Focus Area: Packaging
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EU Expansion: problem or opportunity?
Prof. Dr Bernd Wilke answers these and other questions concerning the current
food-packaging situation.
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X-ray - the ultimate quality control technology for the food industry
Why optimal contaminant detection has recently become an essential part of quality
control for many food manufacturers.
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A high food safety level starts with clean conveyor belts
by Olaf Heide, business unit manager of Habasit's food and tobacco division.
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Large-scale weight watching
A certain degree of variability is an unavoidable part of any filling process.
But to keep fluctuations in, for example, the net weight on a tolerable level,
adequate control systems must be in place.
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Is irradiation the answer to food safety?
by the International Food Information Council in collaboration with the International Consultative Group on Food Irradiation.
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