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You can lead a child to veggies, but you can't make him eat them
Mandating healthier food options does not necessarily mean that healthier options are actually consumed — especially by children. [ + ]
Reinventing the microwave
New oven technology is promising a whole lot more for volume meal producers. [ + ]
What are the risks posed by trace heavy metals in plastics?
The trace amounts of toxic substances used to make plastics don't contaminate the food or beverage products they contain at a significant level and pose no immediate threat to consumers, according to recent Iowa State University research. [ + ]
Too much food, not enough nutrition
Community Chef, the largest provider of prepared meals for the aged and disability care sector in Australia, has collaborated with CSIRO and Food Innovation Australia to support the the most nutritionally vulnerable members of society. [ + ]
The convenient truth about ready meals
Convenient fresh food options are powering the booming growth in the ready meals market. [ + ]
Preparing and delivering 1 million meals per year
Community Chef could not easily prepare and deliver more than 1 million meals a year to its 21 local government customer-shareholders as well as hospitals, residential aged care, retirement villages and care package clients without effective material requirements planning. [ + ]
Coding trends and technologies for ready meals
Manufacturers in the growing ready meals sector are facing increasing challenges regarding the labelling and coding of these convenience food products. [ + ]
Monitor temperatures to improve food safety
There are temperature management, alarm monitoring and reporting systems available today that can ensure your food is safe for consumers. [ + ]
How ready is your ready meals facility?
Wiley Project Manager Bill Thompson shares five key considerations for companies manufacturing prepared meals. [ + ]
From paddock to plate or farm to fridge
Traceability is becoming an increasingly important aspect of the meat supply chain as consumers demand to know more about where their meat products come from.
[ + ]Alco-tech: the future of the tipple
Five trends that will shape the future of alcohol. [ + ]
Stopping salads being deadly
Leafy greens and uncooked vegetables bring with them a high risk of food poisoning. They are implicated in about 20% of reported cases of illness caused by foodborne pathogens. [ + ]
Smart sensors for packaging flexibility
Tailor-made products manufactured in line with a specific customer's requirements call for a flexible packaging solution. To meet these market demands, intelligent sensors are becoming one of the main components in many systems. [ + ]
Would you like crickets with that? Or why insects could be the next protein source on your plate
Will insects be the protein source of the future? [ + ]
Tracing contaminated produce has not been easy — until now
Edible, invisible barcode equivalents are on the verge of revolutionalising traceability in the fresh produce and processed foods industries. [ + ]