Processing > Beverages

Bottling line for resealable aluminium beverages

20 October, 2026

A family-owned beverage producer and contract bottler in Germany required a line for its new resealable aluminium bottles.


Predictive maintenance delivers savings for soft drink maker

30 September, 2026

An AI-based condition monitoring solution has been used to prevent downtime, and save bottles and water at a soft drink manufacturing facility in the UK.


Shaping the future using holistically designed beverage lines

28 September, 2026

Declining beer sales and changes in consumer habits are demanding a strategic realignment of the beverage industry, according to Tobias Wetzel of the KHS Group.


$109m funding for South Australia's wine industry

22 September, 2026

The SA Government has announced $109 million in funding to help the state's $2.4bn wine industry transition through challenging times.


Vacuum technology for beer bottling

15 September, 2026 by Leybold GmbH

Some beers can deteriorate within minutes after being poured, that's why vacuum technology is so important for beer bottling.


The role of heat exchangers in alcohol-free brewing

14 September, 2026 by Matt Hale, Global Business Development Director, HRS Heat Exchangers

Alcohol-free drinks are produced in a similar way to conventional beers and ciders so the equipment required remains the same, dependent on the production method being used.


Proactive approach for detecting counterfeit alcohol could save lives

16 July, 2026

The laser technique developed by researchers at Adelaide University and the University of St Andrews spots toxic methanol in alcoholic spirits without opening the bottle.


Jet Technologies partners with coffee processing specialist Neuhaus Neotec

08 July, 2026

The exclusive partnership will allow Jet Technologies to offer complete end-to-end processing solutions for coffee producers across Australia and New Zealand.


New analytical method for testing gluten-free beer assessed

11 June, 2026

A recent study showed differences between two standard detection methods and a mass spectrometry method for detecting gluten residues in barley beers.


Next wave in coffee brewing has large-scale potential

09 June, 2026

The 'ultrasonic espresso' process developed at UNSW Sydney uses soundwaves instead of hot water for a tasty brew with ready-to-drink sector potential.


Automation and process control for new beverage canning facility

15 April, 2026

Siemens brings automation, process control and more to a new faclity built for a large canned beverage contract manufacturer in Texas.


Alcohol-removing technology to help remedy smoke-tainted wine

01 April, 2026

Adelaide University researchers have demonstrated how spinning cone column distillation in combination with activated carbon can remedy smoke-tainted wines.


Heat and Control brings coffee and tea processing solutions to MICE 2026

28 January, 2026

Heat and Control will showcase its latest coffee and tea processing, packaging and inspection solutions at the Melbourne International Coffee Exhibition (MICE) 2026.


Six beverage trends predicted for 2026

12 December, 2025

Demand for customisation, 'protein-ification' and sustainable storytelling are some of the trends predicted by Finlays for beverages in 2026.


ifm SMF beverage flowmeter

09 December, 2025

ifm has introduced the SMF beverage flowmeter, which is a next-generation, multiparameter sensor specifically designed for the food, beverage and wine industries.


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