MycoTechnology plans to use US$35 million funding for mushroom protein plant
19 September, 2017 by Nichola MurphyMycoTechnology, an Aurora company that uses mushrooms to improve the taste of food and drinks, closed a US$35 million Series B round of financing with food investors worldwide.
More efficient conversion of potato waste to ethanol
24 August, 2017Penn State researchers have developed a novel approach to more efficiently convert potato waste into ethanol — a process that may lead to reduced production costs for biofuel in the future and add extra value for potato chip manufacturers.
Packing carrots
02 August, 2017An Ishida multihead weigher at premium Irish vegetable grower Leo Dunne has played a central role in helping the company expand its operation into the supply of processed carrots.
PIGO stone fruit pitting machines
02 August, 2017PIGO manufactures and supplies pitting/destoning machines for most types of stone fruits.
Tomato transparency: from vine to dine
02 August, 2017Full supply chain visibility enables Kagome to be able to ascertain tell the whole history of any packet of its tomato products — down to where and when the tomatoes were harvested.
Euro Pumps TM 3600 mushroom-picking lorry
24 July, 2017Currently under development at Euro Pumps is the TM 3600 mushroom-picking lorry, which includes a recharge battery pack and auto-creep advance for hands-free operation.
Reconfiguring deformed mushrooms
20 July, 2017Mushroom waste and deformed mushrooms are being converted into a highly nutritious and tasty product.
Cost-effective produce sanitation for packing houses and wholesalers
11 July, 2017Wouldn't it be nice if you could reduce the risks of microbial spoilage of fresh produce or spreading foodborne illness by simply packing a couple of chlorine dioxide pouches in each carton of fresh produce? This idea is very nearly reality.
Snacks and supplements from ugly vegetables
06 July, 2017Up to 40% of produce can be wasted on the farm because it doesn't meet consumers' and retailers' demands for its looks. What if the nutrients in this resource could be turned into snacks and supplements?
What you can do with 50,000 tonnes of mushroom waste each week
04 July, 2017In Europe, the Funguschain project seeks to obtain mushroom-based, high-value antimicrobial and antioxidant components from the 50,000–60,000 tonnes of mushroom waste generated each week. It is hoped that the innovative and sustainable compounds will have applications in a wide range of products such as antimicrobial and eco-friendly cleaning solutions for household products, bioplastics for bags, film and gloves, or enriched food supplements for the elderly and sportsmen.
Tecpro Humi Food System
12 June, 2017The Tecpro Humi Food System is a flexible, cost-effective solution for a range of retailers. It is designed to optimise shelf life for selling fresh foods and produce.
AIT Decorex and Silex model floretting and coring equipment
18 May, 2017AIT is a manufacturer of high-quality processing machinery within the broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage and lettuce industries.
Sormac Pulstar flotation washer for leafy vegetables
01 May, 2017The Sormac Pulstar flotation washer for leafy vegetables has a 20% lower water capacity than the previous version of the product, leading to a considerable daily saving in water consumption.
Urschel TranSlicer 2510 Cutter
26 April, 2017The TranSlicer 2510 Cutter features several interchangeable 635 mm-diameter cutting wheels (slicing, crinkle slicing, shredding and julienne) to produce a full range of slices, shreds and julienne cuts.
Aussie Apples partners with Netball Australia in sponsorship deal
13 March, 2017Horticulture Innovation Australia has signed a three-year $600,000 contract with Netball Australia, securing exposure for Aussie Apples at elite international matches and local games across the nation.
