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Consumers fail to grasp steel can recycling (5/04/2005)

... increase awareness.Figures from the survey showed significant numbers of consumers did not know that aerosol cans, coffee cans and pet food cans could be recycled, and 23% of respondents did not know that steel cans could be recycled at ...

Moves to reduce acrylamide (31/03/2005)

... (greater than 120°C).The major foods in which acrylamide has been detected are fried or roasted potato products, coffee and cereal-based products (sweet biscuits, bread, rolls and toast).Acrylamide has been shown to cause cancer in some ...

Ready-made for growth (24/03/2005)

... meals make up a 15% product share of the total general food manufacturing category, and is third only to tea and coffee, and potato crisps and salty snacks.Furthermore, industry analysts predict even greater growth in years to come.Health ...

Suitable for products such as sugar, flour, dried fruit, coffee, pet food, pasta and cereals.

Post-processing carousel (16/03/2005)

... available and vacuum bricks can be produced.The system is suitable for products such as sugar, flour, dried fruit, coffee, pet food, pasta and cereals.The carousels are designed and manufactured in Australia, with locally available ...

Bulk VFFS system bags potting mix (16/03/2005)

... peats and composts, metallic and plastic components, chemicals, detergent, sawdust, vermiculite, ice, tobacco, salt, coffee, tea, seeds, sugar, pet food, pasta and kitty litter. Kockums Bulk Systems (03 9457 8200 ...

Detects non-ferrous metals and stainless steel.

Metal detector for food manufacturers (10/03/2005)

... a wafer thin model for space-restricted lines as well as a vertical fall option for free-flowing goods such as coffee granules, sugar and cocoa .The MET 30+ hf detector is available with a touchscreen keypad incorporating Lock's ADC software ...

Coffee and nut weighers and handlers (24/11/2004)

... project management and installation of complete equipment for storage, handling, blending, weighing and dosing for the coffee and nut industries.The company can provide control of production from the raw materials to the finished product ...

‘Legal’ Battle of the Bulge (15/10/2004)

... in countries outside of Australia they already have.Taking fat to court“It used to be that if someone spilled coffee in their lap, they simply called themselves clumsy. Today, too many people are calling themselves an attorney.” - This ...

Packaging for the long haul (30/09/2004)

... dressing, Vegemite, peanut butter, lollipop gel, margarine, decorator cream, mayonnaise, sweetened condensed milk, coffee flavoured condensed milk, sports energy snacks and possibly more.“Consumers like tubes as a pack especially for personal ...

Oral fluid and urine tests serve different purposes.

Drug and alcohol testing (17/09/2004)

... HPLC/MS. Many of these sensitive analysers measure parts per billion or parts per trillion. They could detect a cup of coffee tipped into a lake.Always conduct the confirmation test on the same sample because the next urine sample may be ...

26 modular stations for modifying filling and closure.

Flexible packaging system (13/09/2004)

... with 26 stations available for modifying the type of filling and closure.The machine has been designed to suit coffee, tea, pasta, rice, baby foods, nuts and dried food manufacture with a special focus on quick, simple and reproducible size or ...

Australian coffee influence booms in Philippines (9/09/2004)

... explosion of gourmet coffee chains across Southeast Asia has helped the Philippino partner of an Australian company build more than 30 coffee franchises across the Philippines in less than two years.Mocha Blends, partner of Sydney-based Mocha ...

Flexible packaging machine (18/08/2004)

... to 65 packages a minute with 26 stations for modifying the type of filling and closure.It has been designed to suit coffee, tea, pasta, rice, baby foods, nuts and dried food manufacture with a special focus on quick, simple and reproducible ...

Family get together brings coffee success (18/08/2004)

... Bros, the owner of Vittoria Coffee, the Retail Market Leader in Pure Coffee in Australia has been awarded the Family Business of the Year Award (2nd Generation) for New South Wales.The company controls 37.2% of the Retail Pure Coffee market ...

Turnkey modular conveyor systems (10/08/2004)

... that can be handled with the MODU modular conveyor are mineral water, soft drinks, food products, coffee and tea products, confectionery, jams and conserves, and many other applications.Pallet Automation Specialists can provide a no obligation ...

Ultimate electrical industry exhibition (6/08/2004)

... days only from 5 - 7 October 2004. Visitors will also be able to partake of an early bird breakfast with complimentary coffee, tea and pastries served between 9am and 10am on Thursday 7 October.Exhibition times are: Tuesday 5 October 9am - ...

Electronics industry tunes in to Austronics (6/08/2004)

... days only from 5 - 7 October 2004. Visitors will also be able to partake of an early bird breakfast with complimentary coffee, tea and pastries served between 9am and 10am on Thursday 7th October.Exhibition times are: Tuesday 5th October 9am - ...

Manufacturing technology on show (6/08/2004)

... days only from 5-7 October 2004. Visitors will also be able to partake of an early bird breakfast with complimentary coffee, tea and pastries served between 9am and 10am on Thursday 7 October.Exhibition times are: Tuesday 5 October 9am - 5pm, ...

Transporting problem powders (1/07/2004)

... products, you can damage them significantly,” Wypych said.According to Wypych, particles as fragile as freeze dried coffee granules have been conveyed using this method with no product damage.“The advantages are that you’re keeping your ...

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

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

... 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 and is capable of 250kg of ...

A nice pair (15/06/2004)

... travelled, and more willing to experiment. They love cute things (who do you think buys those Hello Kitty toasters and coffee makers?)Most are single, and since they usually live with their parents and don’t pay rent, they have lots of cash to ...

Food processors miss the mark: study (29/03/2004)

... to capitalise on growing consumer passion for food and are losing big business to specialty shops, restaurants and coffee shops better meeting today’s consumer needs.The study found that today’s more affluent food preparer and shopper was ...

Stickpack packaging machine (6/02/2004)

... is available from Emrich Industries This machine is designed for packaging serves of everyday consumables including coffee, sugar, dressings, dairy, confectionery, seasonings, cosmetics and toiletries. It can also be used for pharmaceutical, ...

From the top: pack in NZ (3/02/2004)

... tetra packs, modified atmosphere packaging where they gas flush meats and so forth, and flexibles with stand-up pouches. Coffee and a lot of that stuff are now in that kind of pack, and that has eroded some of the traditional fibre-based ...

Analysis package speeds design (16/01/2004)

... technology is providing users with wireless access to the internet and email in airports, office buildings and coffee shops.Due to its inherent convenience capabilities, WLAN technology and services continue to win adopters, and the demand for ...

Microcontrollers for control of power consumption (15/01/2004)

... to a power meter, AMR wireless metering); motor control (brush and brushless dc, ACIM); appliance (air conditioning, coffee machines, dishwashers and refrigerators); automotive (car alarms, remote keyless entry); battery/handheld (MP3 players, ...

Immersable optical trackballs (8/01/2004)

... has produced an optical trackball capable of operating when smeared with ultrasound gel, immersed in water, dunked in coffee or at the bottom of a beer glass.The new device uses optical technology to increase reliability and sensitivity while ...

Hotspot users ‘infrequent’ (1/07/2003)

... Keene says. "Many more hot spot locations are needed if user numbers are to rise greatly."Retail outlets such as coffee shops, service stations and restaurants, were the leading locations for public WLAN hot spots in 2002. Retail outlets are ...

Peregrine spreads its wings (27/05/2003)

... be for integration into mobile devices to enable them to be used, for example, at wireless hotspots in airports and coffee houses.In the mobile phone sector Peregrine’s products are being targeted at the module makers to whom the mobile phone ...

Broadband bridges wireless technologies (9/05/2003)

... Optus has unveiled Centrino-approved wireless hotspots at the MLC Centre in Sydney, along with others at various coffee chains in the major capital cities. (See Electronics News 27 Mar 03 page 4). But these locations are disparate. Novelty factor ...