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Health and convenience continues to drive product growth (8/02/2005)

... in the last year, five offered perceived health or weight-loss benefits.The top two growth categories were soy-based drinks (+31%) and drinkable yoghurts (+19%), both of which were among the fastest growing in a similar 2002 ACNielsen ...

Carb with long lasting energy (3/02/2005)

... supply, according to the company. It is a slowly released carbohydrate that provides a ‘better energy’ in food and drinks for consumers.Palatinit GmbH - Claudia Meissner +49 621 421 ...

Food Standards moots changes (2/02/2005)

... food, changes to the novel foods standard and an increase in the amount of saccharin allowed in water-based flavoured drinks.Submissions have closed for some standards. However, comment is still open for standards P230, P272, P291 and ...

Liquid foods packaging machine (28/01/2005)

... It is designed for filling, heat sealing and over capping pots up to 130mm in diameter or 116mm2. It is suitable for drinks, yoghurts, soup, pasta, sauces, liquid desserts, dips and other liquid, viscous and semi-viscous products.2." ...

TOP TEN FOOD TRENDS FOR 2005 (24/01/2005)

... successful functional brands and functional product concepts lay in Asia, and in particular Japan.Probiotic dairy drinks, energy drinks, enhanced waters – these have all been long established in Asia.Red Bull, for example, was on the ...

Business outlook: soft drink, cordial and syrup manufacturing (19/01/2005)

... consumption patterns indicate scope for further growth in per capita consumption of fruit juices and soft drinks in Australia.Australian per capita consumption of soft drinks, while higher than in the United Kingdom and comparable with Canada, ...

Saccharin increase welcomed (17/01/2005)

... assistance to the smaller independent bottler due to saccharin’s cost effectiveness and suitability in citric flavoured drinks.Australian Beverages Council (02) 9662 ...

IP67 watertight enclosure with continuous local position indication as standard.

Electric actuators for small valves. (10/12/2004)

... Applications include heating, ventilating and air conditioning equipment, chemical processing plant, food, dairy and drinks production. All models have an IP67 watertight enclosure with continuous local position indication as standard. Options ...

Juices putting squeeze on environment (7/12/2004)

... alone. One retail outlet reported they use 3000 polystyrene containers and 3000 lids and straws per week.“These drinks are all adding to landfill. They take just five minutes to drink but take 500-plus years to break down,” said ...

Future trends in packaging (23/11/2004)

... products, packaging for food and beverages containing active ingredients, such as bread with added Omega 3, and sports drinks.IndulgenceIronically, the consumer focus on health and nutrition has not diminished the demand for indulgent and ...

Functionality - have a drink (27/10/2004)

... beverage ingredients? Dedman: Functionality, health and convenience are the biggest market drivers for soft drinks.Nowadays, consumers are more aware of health issues and express more interest in products that would help them not only ...

Resealable range of opening devices (26/10/2004)

... to those machines.TBA 1000 S SlimCap is available for a variety of liquid dairy products, juices, nectars and still drinks. The opening is available in a number of colours. StreamCap on TBA 1000 square packages is a screw-cap opening that ...

THIRST FOR ‘NEW AGE’ DRINKS (25/10/2004)

... per capita consumption of soft drinks, while higher than in the United Kingdom and comparable with Canada, is considerably lower than the United States.The pattern is similar for fruit juice. However, comparisons with the United States ...

MEETING THE CHALLENGE (21/10/2004)

... “They are seeking healthier lifestyles and in turn we have seen the emergence of a wider product range such as sports drinks, bottled water and reduced fat items,” Brennan said.Rockwell Automation Australia manager product marketing Chris Chan ...

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

... “Quit” Campaign feature regularly on television sets.Will we see similar warnings on chip packets or cans of soft drinks?Why are we getting fatter?While the reason for the growing rate of obesity might seem simple at first glance – ...

Fruit and veg market review (24/09/2004)

... the nutritional value of their goods.To this end, Berri Limited has introduced its Berri Plus+ range of orange based drinks that contain vitamins, fibre and calcium supplements.Many processed fruit products compete against desserts.An ...

Protecting what’s good (21/09/2004)

... innovation in the food and beverage industry.”Tetra Pak supplies packaging systems for milk, fruit juices and drinks, and many other products. It is also the only international company able to provide complete processing, packaging and ...

Global bottled water report (15/09/2004)

... channels.With a 10% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) in the years 1998 to 2003, bottled water has become a soft drinks force to be reckoned with.Consumption in 2003 was notably boosted by sustained price competition in the United States, ...

Hygienic pressure measurement (9/09/2004)

... designed for pressure measurement in sterile processes. It is aimed at the brewing, pharmaceutical and food and drinks manufacturing markets.The European Hygienic Equipment Design Group (EHEDG) has tested and certified the new hygienic clamp ...

New name for ASDA (31/08/2004)

... Australian Soft Drinks Association (ASDA) changed its name to the Australian Beverages Council (Australian Beverages).“The new name represents the reality of the Association’s membership – we are no longer just soft drink companies, with our ...

GETTING ON TOP OF THE FOOD CHAIN (27/08/2004)

... says there needs to be a clear focus on what the future Australian consumer wants in relation to food and drinks.“The Australian major retailers are focussed on overseas models such as Wal-Mart and Tesco, but has anybody actually asked what is ...

ASDA becomes Australian Beverages (23/08/2004)

... Australian Soft Drinks Association (ASDA) changed its name to the Australian Beverages Council (Australian Beverages) at its annual general meeting last week.Outgoing president and division corporate affairs director of Coca-Cola South ...

Naked drinks chase juicy results (18/08/2004)

... NUDIE has chosen ComOps business software solutions for all of its head office and distributed operations in Australia.With an ever-increasing presence in supermarkets, corner stores, and cafes around the country, a new business solution was ...

Turnkey modular conveyor systems (10/08/2004)

... flow and improving productivity.Products 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 ...

Obesity: a weighty problem (27/07/2004)

... a decrease in energy expenditure (decreased physical activity and increased sedentary behaviour).Australian Soft Drinks Association (ASDA) CEO Tony Gentile agrees.“In the USA where the problem is greatest, it has been found that caloric ...

ASDA considers Coca Cola’s canteen policy (27/07/2004)

... Australian Soft Drinks Association (ASDA) is considering the impact of Coca-Cola Amatil’s recent policy of withdrawing sugar sweetened soft drinks from primary schools and concentrating marketing in juice and bottled water.ASDA policy forbids ...

Study linking diabetes and weight gain inconclusive, says ASDA (27/07/2004)

... recent talk by researcher Matthias B. Schulze at a diabetes conference in Florida in the US suggesting that soft drinks might contribute to obesity and risk of diabetes in women was unconvincing and inconclusive, according to Australian Soft ...

ASDA rejects ALP ad policy (27/07/2004)

... based on either science or any evidence overseas where such bans have been introduced, according to the Australian Soft Drinks Association (ASDA).“While beverage advertising in children viewing times is very limited and therefore unlikely to ...

HFT trailing shields (6/07/2004)

... is vital when welding metals including stainless steel and titanium. It is particularly important in the food and drinks and pharmaceutical industries, or in any safety-critical applications such as the motor sport ...

DRINKING AT A PREMIUM (15/06/2004)

... and O’Callaghan agree, and highlight a RTD market that is responding to one or both genders.“Many of the drinks are now being targeted at women or unisex offerings which can be enjoyed by both - particularly RTD i.e. Barcardi and Coke the male ...