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Locust bean gum range extended (31/01/2005)

... carob trees provide the seeds from which the hydrocolloid is derived.Manufacturers of dairy products, such as cream cheese, benefit in particular from locust bean gum that is free of black specks.Locust bean gum provides unique ...

Food processors to benefit from work safety subsidies (7/12/2004)

... companies are now on board in the latest round. They are Coca-Cola Amatil, Heinz Australia (Girgarre site), Warrnambool Cheese and Butter and McCain Foods (three sites at Ballarat).Project FRESH Manager, Sue Pilkington, said there were also a ...

Measures solid and semi-solid materials.

Open pore pH Electrodes (1/12/2004)

... and in the presence of organic solvents. The spear-tip electrode allows direct measurement of samples such as meat, cheese, fruit, yoghurt and other semi-solids without ...

Say cheese to grand dairy award winners (29/11/2004)

... the 2005 Australian Grand Dairy Award’s (AGDA) Grand Champion title.Heidi Farm Raclette, produced by speciality cheesemaker Lactos Pty Ltd in Tasmania, won ‘Grand Champion Cheese’ and was chosen by the expert judging panel for its intense, ...

Australian dairy market overview (15/11/2004)

... remains tight. International butter and milk powder prices are at their highest levels in a decade, while international cheese prices remain at historic highs.Since January, better economic conditions throughout Asia have boosted dairy exports ...

Award adds weight to DOW’s reputation (3/11/2004)

... different licensees, the repackaging covered more than 140 products including frozen desserts, frozen meals, ice-cream, cheese, sour cream, canola spread, dips, cottage cheese, cream cheese, biscuits, fruit bars, cereals, salad dressings, sauces, ...

Fonterra in bid for National Foods (29/10/2004)

... with good growth prospects and solid export potential to Asia. The business complements our existing strengths in cheese and spreads in Australia."This is a full cash offer that represents a unique and compelling opportunity for National ...

Waterproof spear for food pH testing (29/10/2004)

... tester with a tough, spear tip open pore sensor for the direct measurement of pH of solid or semi-solid samples such as cheese, meats, fruits, bread or other similar samples.Available from Sitest, the pH spear is a rugged, easy-to-clean and a ...

NSW Food Authority targets false meat claims (27/10/2004)

... Food Standards Code,” Macdonald said.“The Code stipulates that the preservative can only be used in foods such as cheese, wine, shellfish and processed meats such as salami or sausages.“Authorities will not hesitate to prosecute those who ...

One-hand pH measuring instrument (12/10/2004)

... is suitable for use in a variety of industries: slaughterhouses, carving companies, incoming inspection of transports, cheese manufacturing and bakeries.The instrument features an innovative probe designed to avoid broken glass. Its ...

Mozzarella cheese cooker (5/10/2004)

... Peg has released the Mozzarella RotaTherm cooker for manufacturing natural or analogue Mozzarella cheese.It eliminates salty whey, cook water and effluent. It offers increased yields and avoids burn-on or scorched particles. It can cook and ...

Detects micro leaks in modified atmospheric packages.

Leak detection system (30/09/2004)

... The micro leak test can be performed on many types of products, including meat, seafood, poultry, pasta, bread and cheese, in flexible or nonflexible packages such as milk powder cans.A monitor module is placed on a front panel for easy ...

Kerry: the right ingredient for Awards (27/09/2004)

... technology; coating systems; crumbs - extruded and J crumb; seasonings, sprinkles and glazes; specialty lipids and cheese powders; liquid and dry marinades; stuffing mixes and frozen cores; savoury and sweet sauces; and syrups.The team is ...

Parmalat to close Warwick factory (23/09/2004)

... had made every attempt to turn it into a viable operation.“The retail consumer products produced at Warwick (Cottage cheese, Camembert, Brie and butter) are low in volume and compete in small market segments" Armstrong said.“It is ...

Positive outlook for dairy (9/09/2004)

... the major Victorian co-operatives announced opening prices up by between 3% and 5%.Manufactured products growingCheese (up 4%) and whey powder (up 8%) volumes ended 2003/04 ahead of the previous year, as companies optimised their returns ...

Dairy alliance welcomes WTO framework (31/08/2004)

... prices would see no new imports result at all.Access under quotas is also very limited.The world’s largest cheese markets in the EU and USA each import less than 5% of consumption.Further, the disciplines on domestic support spelled ...

Milking new markets (30/08/2004)

... bringing together the various consumer businesses of the legacy companies.NZMA is now the brand leader in milk, cheese and ice cream in New Zealand and Western Australia and the brand leader in cheese and dairy spreads through Australia. It ...

X-ray vision for industry’s future (27/08/2004)

... Vincent said.Applied Sorting Technologies involvement with processing dairy products is in the x-ray inspection of cheese, milk powder and butter.The company makes automatic x-ray inspection systems for this purpose and also have an ...

THE DAIRY CHAIN (20/08/2004)

... and consumers across more than 120 world markets.These include markets for both the traditional dairy products (eg cheese, butter, yoghurt), ingredients (eg milk powders, milk protein concentrates) and highly specific components (eg colostrum ...

SNACK ATTACK: NOT GUILTY (22/06/2004)

... the packaging design. Globally, new products have been developed that reflect this indulgence sub-segment such as Feta Cheese, Greek Kebab, Pappadum bites savoury snacks.“As consumers are increasingly focusing on their wellbeing, there has ...

Asian markets: the big picture (18/06/2004)

... use of the Italian language on the packaging, the pasta is from Australia.So too is the ‘Perfect Italiano’ parmesan cheese.The bacon is Australian, as is the cream (Pauls) and the milk (Farmhouse), the olive oil (York), the salt (Lake ...

Capacities range from 250kg to 2000kg of evaporation an hour.

Horizontal spray dryer for powders (16/06/2004)

... fits into a 6m-high building. Products that are generally dried on the horizontal spray Dryers include high fat powders, cheese powders, soup powders, coffee whitener, and calf milk replacer.The SH 2.5 is the smallest spray dryer in the range ...

A nice pair (15/06/2004)

... Korea suffers from similar problems. One retailer, who didn’t want to be named, told me that he’d order cheese from Australia and that “it would sit in a refrigerated container at the docks for weeks awaiting clearance, then it’d arrive a day or ...

Cheddar’s popularity spreads (15/06/2004)

... Valley is set to take the specialty cheese market to new realms with the recent launch of a convenient new spreadable product, Mersey Valley Vintage Club Spreadable.First launched over 35 years ago, the Mersey Valley brand has developed a ...

Parmesan bid draws fire (2/06/2004)

... claim that consumers are being misled by the worldwide use of the name “parmesan”.Italian producers said that the cheese name “parmesan” belonged to a select group of cheese makers located in Italy’s Parma region, and that the name should be ...

Exotic cheeses exporter uses variety of labels (31/05/2004)

... have made Australian manufacturer, Lemnos Foods a success.Lemnos, exporter of fetta, haloumi and paneer cheeses, sends about a third of its $20 million worth of products to countries in the Middle East, China, Asia and New Zealand. It uses ...

EU parmesan bid draws industry fire (10/05/2004)

... made the "extraordinary claim" that consumers are being misled by the worldwide use of the name "parmesan"."Parmesan cheese has been produced in many countries for many years and is invariably labelled with the country of origin," Mr Rattray ...

Thermoforming machinery (2/04/2004)

... in Australia.Veripack's thermoforming and vacuum packaging range is most suited to fresh pasta, fresh meat, fish, cheese, confectionery, smallgoods, and non-food items including spare parts and medical equipment.The machines offer ...

Agreement whets appetites (9/03/2004)

... access policy for dairy imports.Australian access to US quota markets will rise for a number of products - primarily cheese, milk powders, condensed milk, cream and butter – and trade will expand annually by a factor of 5%.“Australian ...

SOUTH EAST ASIAN MARKETS: WHAT’S ON THE MENU? (8/03/2004)

... dairy products including UHT milk, milk powder, value added dairy ingredients and both processed and unprocessed (fresh) cheese. Australian wine is competitive in the low-end to medium wines in China and Vietnam while Japan, Hong Kong and Taiwan ...