Archives for April 28, 2008

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Industry wages war on waste

By Michelle Knott

As an array of emerging technologies line up for the renewable energy bandwagon, how viable is waste-to-energy? Michelle Knott reports

Remove suspended solids

Many waste water streams, even after primary treatment, contain small suspended solids that make the stream turbid.Turbidity greatly reduces the...

LETTER

Tate & Lyle's food miles

Let them eat cleaner cake

DSM has announced the launch of its 'Let's cake together' concept. This 'toolkit' combines three clean label ingredients from DSM: CakeZyme, Etenia...

Right time and place

By Rod Addy

Looking for a career in the food and drink processing and retail industries? Leading Edge's annual convention may help, as Rod Addy reports

Loud and clear

The EU's new regulation on food labels aims to address consumers' desire for more information and the industry's wish for clear and simple rules

Sweet as sugar

By Sarah Britton

New reports that children are eating too much sugar have put the UK's diet back in the spotlight. So, how can we ensure our children are eating more healthily? Sarah Britton reports on Food Manufacture's NPD round table

Damned if you do, damned if you don't

OK, so you may be tired of hearing about the food colours debate, but it would be wrong of me not to pass comment, I feel.I am writing this column...

Coors cuts brewery power bill

Eriks UK has helped Coors brewery in Burton to save a potential £60,000 a year in energy costs.Looking for ways to improve its energy efficiency,...

Stop playing the blame game

By Hugh Williams

Software gone bad? I'm talking about implementations that don't deliver the expected benefits, or have gone astray over time. The result is an...

Trade Talk

While Rome burns, the pedants picnic

More companies seek IT advantage

More and more companies are taking advantage of IT systems to match supply to demand - some with better results than others.Chilled ready meal...

Structural maintenance

By Sarah Britton

Reducing the levels of saturated fat in bakery and confectionery food products while retaining their structure is no mean feat, but baking experts across the UK have risen to the challenge. Sarah Britton reports

Whisky business

By Elaine Watson

David Fitt took a risk when he gave up his job at Greene King to manage England's only whisky distillery. But he wouldn't have it any other way

West isn't always best

A holiday is a time to rest, reflect and recharge, but more importantly to experience and learn from other cultures.People don't generally go to Cuba...

Roll out the big electronic cheese

The first application of radio frequency ID tagging (RFID) in the cheese industry has been trialled at Melton Mowbray-based Long Clawson Dairy.The...

Come what mayo: new range

Ladies looking for a sophisticated spread to sex up their sandwiches may be interested in Heinz's new mayonnaise range.Following market research,...