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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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RIOS Intelligent Machines raises Series B funding, starts rolling out Mission Control

Robotics Business Review

RIOS works with NVIDIA Isaac Sim and serves the wood-products industry. Source: RIOS Intelligent Machines RIOS Intelligent Machines Inc. The company said it plans to use the investment to develop and offer artificial intelligence and vision-driven robotics, starting with a product for the lumber and plywood-handling sector.

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Ethey Group acquires two new brands

Canadian Manufacturing

Puppy Gang Fresh Foods provides human grade dog food delivery across Canada. The company says it incorporates into its meals locally sourced whole foods, antibiotic and hormone-free meats as well as vegetables free from preservatives, fillers or chemicals and additives.

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How Industry 4.0 & Digital Transformation is Shaping the Food Industry

Factory Worx

How Industry 4.0 & Digital Transformation is Shaping the Food Industry. Food production is currently centralised; however, shortly, machines and raw materials will independently arrange the manufacturing process and connect across corporate divisions identical to social media networks. in Food Industry.

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Harvest B and Dunninghams to bring novel plant proteins to NZ with new distribution agreement

Manufacturer's Monthly

High-quality whole piece, plant-based protein will soon be available to New Zealanders with the new distribution agreement between innovative Australian food manufacturer Harvest B and highly respected, New Zealand (NZ) supplier Dunninghams. Scott Reynolds, CEO of Dunninghams, said demand has been growing in the New Zealand market.

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Prime100 partners with Tetra Pak to launch new sustainably packaged pet food

Manufacturer's Monthly

Prime100, a 100 per cent Australian-made and owned pet nutrition brand, has partnered with leading food and beverage packaging and processing company Tetra Pak to launch a new, premium dog food product line that will not only have tails wagging but is also gentle on the planet.

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Sowing the seeds of sustainability

Manufacturer's Monthly

The future of food production rests on a more sustainable approach to agriculture that gives equal weight to environmental, social, and economic concerns, without compromising the finite supply of natural resources on the planet. billion people – according to estimates compiled by the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).1.