All news articles for November 2012

CPI director general David Workman

Policies could force paper industry abroad - CPI

By Joe Whitworth

The director general of the Confederation of Paper Industries (CPI) has urged the UK government to rethink cumulative energy, carbon and wider policies or risk forcing manufacturers abroad.

Palm oil plantation

French Senate rejects palm oil tax

By Caroline Scott-Thomas

The French Senate rejected its so-called ‘Nutella tax’ on Thursday, which aimed to quadruple the tax on palm oil, a key ingredient in the hazelnut-chocolate spread.

Tomra's hyperspectral imaging sorter has been tested by nut manufacturers

Tomra sorter defies gravity

By Rod Addy

Nut, fruit and vegetable processors have a new weapon in their quality control arsenal in the form of Tomra Sorting Solutions’ Best Nimbus N sorter, which can sort products in free fall.

One of Glendale Foods' Yankee products

Glendale Foods refurb breaks new ground in UK

By Rod Addy

Frozen food manufacturer Glendale Foods has delivered a UK first with the installation of a high speed multi-forming machine that can make up to 3,000 meatballs a minute.

Sandwich culture in the US

Americans chomp through the English sandwich

By Kacey Culliney

The English-born sandwich is a stern favorite with American consumers; consumed by a vast majority at least once a week, the Grains Food Foundation says.

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