Recall: Kashi Pizza May Contain Plastic Fragments

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Photo Of The Day: Throwing Food To The Elephants
Elephants munch on cucumbers donated by a farmer in the Netherlands who could not sell his produce because the vegetable was initially blamed for the deadly E. coli outbreak ... continue

CDC: E. Coli Down, Salmonella Rates Up Over Last Year
More Americans got food poisoning last year, with salmonella cases driving the increase … continue

Farmers Scoff At E. Coli Compensation Offer
The EU Farm Commissioner first offered $219 million to the struggling farmers, but agricultural ministers scoffed at his proposal, saying their farmers are seeking losses up to $611 million ... continue

Condensate Pump with No Mechanical Seals

Reduce maintenance and energy costs found with conventional centrifugal pumps. Replace your old pumps with the Kadant Johnson pressure-powered pump for condensate pumping applications.
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Trade A Top Issue At World Pork Expo
Pork industry experts said trade agreements with Colombia, Panama and South Korea are imperative for the U.S.'s industry to remain competitive ... continue

Recall: Kashi Pizza May Contain Plastic Fragments
Kashi is recalling approximately 11,000 cases of frozen pizzas due to possible plastic fragments in an ingredient in the pizza crusts … continue

Irradiation Underused To Kill Harmful Bacteria
Microwaving salad fixings with just a bit of radiation can kill dangerous E. coli and other bacteria — and U.S. food safety experts say wary consumers should give the long-approved step a chance ... continue

Image-Based Barcode Readers Transforming Logistics Scanning

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Trashing Good Tomatoes
Government warnings and uncertainty over the source of the deadly E. coli outbreak in Germany are causing consumers to think twice about buying fresh produce … continue

Q&A: Utilizing Traceability To Drive Business Improvements
Michael Gay of Rockwell Automation discusses ways for food companies to leverage tracking technology to successfully improve their businesses … continue

Washdown Duty Motor
The Stainless Super-E washdown duty motor is an energy efficient product featuring a conduit box welded to the frame to provide a leak-proof seal … continue

Wet Mixing Mills
The Z-Series Sanitary Wet Mixing Machines are designed for the precise particle size and biomass size reduction of fruits, vegetables and other foodstuffs … continue

Dust-Tight Roller Gates
The Vortex® Roller Gate™ is made for handling dry bulk material in gravity flow applications where positive material shutoff and a dust-tight seal are required … continue

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Don't Wait for Uncle Sam: USA Food Safety Report 2011

The Food Safety and Modernization Act was signed into law by US President Barak Obama in January 2011, giving government agencies new authority to force recalls. However, the law does not push food manufacturing technology forward, instead calling for a study of appropriate tracking and tracing technology. continue

Challenges, Trends and Expectations Driving IT Investments in Food Processing

The food processing marketplace is full of challenges and obstacles ranging from operational efficiencies to product recalls to new packaging and ingredient technologies. To stay competitive and address critical issues food processors know they need to continue to invest in business applications. continue

Tracing Food in the Supply Chain

High-profile instances of food contamination highlight the need for better food traceability — knowing when and where fruits and vegetables were picked with the ability to trace them from field to packing center to store shelves. continue

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