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Cannon Equipment is introducing a new line of hand trucks and hand truck components marketed under the same strong CannonCarts brand name as its industry leading material handling carts.
Darigold Inc., a dairy cooperative based in Seattle, is the first recipient of the U.S. Dairy Export Council Award for Outstanding Dairy Processing & Manufacturing Sustainability. The award program is administered by the Innovation Center for U.S. Dairy, Rosemont, Ill.
JBT FoodTech will supply an automated batch retort system to sterilize various dairy-based drink products. The retort system will allow O-AT-KA to process a wide range of products and processes at optimal performance and efficiency.
A weekly news recap of dairy suppliers, including Akro-Mils, Verallia North America, D.D. Williamson, GEA Process Engineering, personnel changes and more.
From a consumer’s perspective, ice cream is about fun and good times. The ice cream division of Mars Chocolate North America shares that point of view. Evidence of the company’s sense of humor is a banner welcoming visitors to Mars’ little “corner ice cream shop.” In fact, the processing facility is larger than an airplane hangar. The building consists of four production lines, wet and dry ingredient storage areas, packaging supplies and a warehouse.
The U.S. dairy industry has been diligently gathering data, crunching numbers and double-checking methodologies to ensure that the carbon footprint and life-cycle assessments for fluid milk and cheese are consistent with internationally accepted schemes and protocols. Since we are pretty much done with those, now what?
On-Demand until 4/9/2014: Steven Young, Ph.D. and Bruce Tharp, Ph.D. will give an overview of innovative ice cream and frozen desserts both here and abroad, what are the hottest new products and why?
ON DEMAND: Take a comprehensive, deep-dive exploration of some of the most innovative solutions to tackle frustrating challenges associated with formulating alternative cheese products.
