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The future of food and beverage production: Forward Osmosis
With innovation at its core, the world of food and beverages is an ever-evolving landscape. In recent years, Forward Osmosis…
Q&A: The technologies making great tasting low and zero alcohol wine possible
Thin-film spinning cone technologies are making waves in the F&B market; market leaders are already adopting them to aid dealcoholisation,…
Marketing pain management: targeting for success
How about Airbnb’s 2017 email campaign during Hurricane Harvey, which offered water-themed vacation homes alongside the promise that one could…
How manufacturers can “Hop To It” when extracting natural flavours from botanicals and fruit
The demand for natural flavours continues to grow in the F&B industry. Ultimately, consumers are the winners when they get…
The key technologies allowing F&B professionals to meet their sustainability goals
It is estimated that one third of food produced is either lost or wasted between the farm and the plate…
Making air conditioners more energy efficient ahead of the ‘cold crunch’
According to the International Energy Agency, the world is facing a ‘cold crunch’. Demand for air conditioners (ACs) is heating…
Balancing the razor’s edge: The steel alloys behind the world’s most durable knives
Finding the right knife steel for any given application, from chef’s tools to surgical knives to shaving heads, comes down…
An improvement in coffee extraction
Instant coffee manufacturers have taken big leaps and bounds in their processes to improve the flavours of their products. Paul…
Resolving the health issues from mineral oil inks in packaging
Mineral oil-free inks are gaining international recognition as a safer option for use on food packaging than the widely used…
A significant shift to better quality instant coffee
Since the first successful commercialization of instant coffee, (arguably) in the USA by George Constant Washington in 1906, there has…