Processing And Packaging Innovation

McDonald's said it was committed to improving sustainability throughout its supply chain

McDonald’s advances Canadian beef sustainability

By Oscar Rousseau

Fast food giant McDonald’s has celebrated the successful completion of a two-year pilot project to gauge the effectiveness and possibility of only using local beef in its restaurants. 

Cargill: 'change and adapt' to meet the dynamic demands of the meat industry

Cargill ‘committed’ to meat growth

By Oscar Rousseau

Expansion in the meat industry remains a key priority for Cargill after the billion-dollar agricultural trader announced its acquisition of cooked protein business Five Star Custom Foods.

Cargill looking forward to share its

Cargill in Five Star Custom Foods acquisition

By Oscar Rousseau

Agricultural trader Cargill has made its second big investment in a week after signing an agreement to acquire Texas-based cooked protein specialist Five Star Custom Foods.

Cargill said the joint venture would help to improve food safety in the Philippine company

Cargill and JFC deal creates 1,000 jobs

By Oscar Rousseau

Agricultural trader Cargill has entered into a joint-venture with Philippine fast food chain Jollibee Foods Corporation (JFC) to build a poultry factory, leading to 1,000 new jobs. 

Weber Packaging Solutions print labels for companies like Epsom

Weber on Weber: CEO ‘honoured’ by new role

By Oscar Rousseau

Doug Weber has been named president and CEO of the eponymously-named Weber Packaging Solutions, a global designer and manufacturer of product labelling used by the meat industry. 

CEO Bill Lovette: Pilgrim's Pride will be a

Pilgrim’s Pride reports pre-tax profit drop

By Oscar Rousseau

Mexico’s second-largest poultry producer – US-owned Pilgrim’s Pride – has reported a fall in pre-tax profits for the first quarter of 2016 after a “challenging” winter.

The USDA will invest in nanoscale science and technology to improve pathogen monitoring

US invests in nanotechnology for food safety

By Oscar Rousseau

The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) has announced plans to pump millions into researching ways nanotechnology can be used to improve food safety.

FSIS: genome sequencing will improve scientific methods to screen out foodborne disease

US plans to modernise meat inspection

By Oscar Rousseau

US government agency the Food Safety Inspection Service (FSIS) has requested millions of dollars from Congress to develop a rigorous, science-based method to improve its meat inspection capabilities. 

Maxwell's CEO Michael Walsh: 'We are excited about our partnership with CSP'

CSP to buy Maxwell Chase Technologies

By Oscar Rousseau

US packaging company CSP Technologies plans to expand in the food industry through a deal to take over the Atlanta-based business Maxwell Chase Technologies.

Evertis De Mexico’s Aprigio Pinto said investment is “crucial” for “continuous growth”

Packaging system stops defects

By Oscar Rousseau

Nordson Corporation has claimed its co-extrusion die system can alleviate packaging instability, resulting in increased layer uniformity and less risk of product defects.

IPPE hosted 1,301 exhibitors

IPPE 2016

IPPE 2016 round up in pictures

By Rod Addy

The 2016 International Production & Processing Expo (IPPE) in Atlanta attracted an estimated 30,000 poultry, meat and feed industry visitors from all over the world, according to show organisers.

A University of Arkansas study revealed that consumers prefer meat products labelled from the US

Consumers prefer US-labelled meat products

By Aidan Fortune

Despite an attempt to repeal country-of-origin labelling (COOL) in the USA, a study has found that consumers prefer meat products labelled from the US. 

The range includes the IBS 4600 Vision slicer

Middleby relaunches Thurne brand

By Aidan Fortune

US equipment firm Middleby Corporation has relaunched the Thurne brand with a new range of slicing systems.

The sensor could be used in meat packaging

Smart packaging could replace expiry dates

By Chloe Ryan

Smart packaging that detects gases emitted by rotting meat may soon be available, offering consumers far more accurate information than expiration dates.

CamEDGE is the strongest, edge-driven spiral system belt available, according to CES

CES reveals new spiral conveyor belt

By Eleanor Mackay

Cambridge Engineered Solutions (CES) has unveiled a new spiral conveyor belt to be debuted at Anuga FoodTec in Cologne.

The centre hosts training courses and seminars for customers

Provisur to open Ingenuity Center

By Eleanor Mackay

Provisur Technologies is to open a state-of-the-art Ingenuity Centre in Illinois, dedicated to the "ever-evolving demands of the industry".

Atlanta IPPE show in photographs

IPPE 2015 in pictures

By Ed Bedington

With more than 30,000 visitors from across the world arriving in Atlanta, the 2015 International Production and Processing Expo continues to prove a global attraction for the international meat industry.

Volk Enterprises has launched a new thermometer for the meat and poultry sectors.

Volk launches meat thermometer

By Eleanor Mackay

American food safety equipment manufacturer Volk Enterprises has launched a new thermometer, Cook’d Right, for the meat and poultry sectors.

MIISAC aims to ensure that new technologies don’t hinder export markets

US meat body examines new technology impact on exports

By Oli Haenlein

A diverse group of representatives from technology companies and the US beef, pork and lamb industries have been working together to ensure that new technologies don’t hinder export markets.

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