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    Dairy brands choose flexible packaging over rigid, focus on recyclability

    Dairy brands choose flexible packaging over rigid, focus on recyclability

    Some manufacturers are choosing flexible over rigid packaging. Regardless of that choice, dairies insist on materials that can be recycled.
    Hallie Forcinio
    September 13, 2016

    Sustainable packaging materials reduce package weight, contain content from renewable or recycled sources and/or recycle easily.


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    Conveying systems help move dairy products efficiently through the plant

    Conveying systems and palletizing systems move ingredients and finished products nonstop.
    James Carper
    September 12, 2016

    Conveyors move raw materials and finished products through a dairy plant. After filling, packages might travel to secondary packaging stations, to freezers, to warehouses and to pallets.


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    Pack Expo bring packaging innovation to life

    The 2016 Pack Expo provides dairy processors information on the latest packaging technology and trends, and opportunities to see machinery in action.
    September 7, 2016

    Pack Expo International, hosted by PMMI, Reston, Va., takes place Nov. 6-9, in Chicago at McCormick Place. The four-day event is expecting more than 45,000 attendees and will feature around 2,000 exhibitors, with 1.1 million net square feet of exhibit space (combined) for Pack Expo and Pharma Expo, which it’s once again co-locating with.


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    Dairies invest to keep up with demand

    Dairies invest to keep up with demand

    A Dairy Foods survey finds that 60% of dairy executives plan to buy processing equipment in 2017.
    James Carper
    September 2, 2016

    With raw milk prices low and demand for cheese, yogurt and other dairy foods high, America’s dairy processors are opening up their checkbooks to buy new equipment. A survey by BNP Market Research (Dairy Foods’ research arm) found that 56% of dairy processors are buying equipment this year and 60% plan to buy in 2017. 


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    Westfalia warehouse execution system WES
    Say yes to the WES

    Warehouse execution systems (WES) are the missing link in the dairy cooler

    A WES is a software system that combines the functionality of a WMS and a warehouse control system (WCS) into a single, integrated solution.
    Fred Beer president Westfalia Technologies Deam Division
    Fred Beer
    August 26, 2016

    In this new white paper, learn how a WES can receive and track products as it marries inventory to customer orders. When orders are received, the WES breaks them into logical units of work and then directs material handling equipment and/or manual labor to execute the work.


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    "Hygiene and safety top-of-mind in new pumps and valves technology"

    Hygiene and safety top-of-mind in new pumps and valves technology

    August 22, 2016

    Sanitary pump for efficiency and food safety, Positive displacement pump with all stainless steel gear box...


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    On-site dairy labs are the first line of defense

    On-site dairy labs are the first line of defense

    Keeping bad milk out of a processing plant is just the first step. Labs also test products as they come off the processing line. Environmental tests assess that proper CIP and sanitation procedures have been followed.
    August 12, 2016

    To make foods and beverages that are safe to consume, dairy processors must handle and test raw milk with the utmost precision. Some tests are required by law, while the results from others yield results that can tell a dairy a great deal about their milk supplier and about their in-house handling practices.


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    Consider an eccentric disc pump for ice cream processing lines

    With supply tanks 220 meters (720 feet) from the ice cream freezers, a Belgian ice cream processor found that powerful eccentric disc pumps solved a problem.
    August 4, 2016

    Ice cream made with nuts, fruit or candy is more viscous than a simple vanilla mix. One dairy processor installed eccentric disc pumps to move the material.


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    admix

    New dairy processing equipment offers cost-savings, efficiency

    June 22, 2016

    High-speed disperser/emulsifier eliminates burn-on, Pick direct steam injection for HTST processing, High-efficiency separation for food and beverage production, plus more!


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    The 16 tests you need to perform on raw milk, finished products

    Testing raw milk ensures you are receiving a high-quality product. Testing finished product protects consumers.
    Charles H. White
    June 16, 2016

    In order to have safe and high-quality products, dairies must start with high-quality raw milk and cream. Tests must be selected and run on each batch/tanker before you decide whether or not to accept the load.


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