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Which growth opportunities will disruptive fermentation technologies present for the development of alternative food products?

Frost & Sullivan Manufacturing

Now, combating challenges such as scalability, regulatory constraints, and the imperative for embracing sustainable production, food and beverage (F&B) companies are ramping up their exploration of innovative, biotech-based fermentation approaches and new technologies. appeared first on Frost & Sullivan.

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Off-the-shelf: Delivering Supermarket-spec Food Safety Due Diligence

i4.0 today

Metal detection systems continue to be the mainstay of preventing contaminants entering the food production chain. Describing the sensors as the brains of the retailer-ready metal detector, Jaison expands: “ In our experience, food processors can feel overwhelmed by the breadth of inspection technology choices.

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Food Label Verification: A Future Shaped by Data

i4.0 today

Food processing is no exception. In food production humans generally perform two sub-tasks for each primary task. After biological contamination, label related defects are cited as the second most common cause behind costly and brand-damaging product withdrawals and retailer returns. 6 – Remote access.