Processing > Meat, poultry & seafood

Inghams invests $275m in SA expansion

18 May, 2016

Poultry producer Inghams has announced a $275 million investment in its South Australian operations, projected to generate more than 850 jobs over the next two years.


US demands more data on antimicrobial use in animals

17 May, 2016

The US Food and Drug Administration is boosting its knowledge of antimicrobial use in food processing, issuing a rule that requires species-specific data reporting on antimicrobials used in animals for human consumption or food-producing animals.


Repackaging efficiency and innovation for the meat industry in Australia and New Zealand

10 May, 2016

Skin-tight vacuum seals protect products from freezer burn, so consumers can store products in the fridge or freezer. They also minimise product shrinkage and waste and extend shelf life.



Automation/schmautomation: where is Industry 4.0 in the meat industry?

31 March, 2016

Improvements in software, sensors, data control and networking are paving the way for Industry 4.0 to become a reality, but there are still many hurdles to be overcome.


Eating fish is good for us, but what should the fish eat?

18 March, 2016

Increased use of plant-based ingredients in aquaculture feed could impact the nutritional benefits of eating seafood, according to a study that examined the environmental health implications of crop-fed fish.


Red meat rules in online purchases

16 March, 2016

Australian online marketplace Butcherman has released its Red Meat Index, revealing the most popular cuts of meat purchased from the website.


Reducing the scourge of dark meat post-slaughter

04 March, 2016

Using high-pressure processing at low temperatures, the colour of unattractive dark meat can be lightened — potentially saving the red meat industry $100 million/year.


Stopping foodborne bacteria at the source

20 January, 2016

An antimicrobial effective against Campylobacter jejuni may offer poultry and meat processors a way to safely extend shelf life and minimise the risk of foodborne disease.


Baiada chases more cluck for its buck with streamlined software

30 November, 2015

To improve business performance and flexibility, Baiada will streamline its three business software systems into a single platform, deploying Sage X3 from Sage Business Solutions.


MAJA-OPS (Operator Protection System)

19 November, 2015

The MAJA-OPS (Operator Protection System) is an active system for avoiding injury when operating the open de-rinding/skinning machines and offers considerable risk minimisation benefits to the operator.


Nutritional supplement reduces foodborne pathogens pre-harvest

12 November, 2015

Diamond V has announced the patent-pending use of animal health supplement Diamond V Original XPC as a method for foodborne pathogen reduction in livestock.


Packing poultry

12 October, 2015

Using Ishida technology, expertise and equipment, a major Polish poultry processor increased its output to 90,000 birds/day.


Pig farm successfully eradicates antibiotic-resistant bacteria

25 September, 2015

A German pig farm found to be contaminated with antibiotic-resistant bacteria has been successfully decontaminated.


Spray chilling nozzles for meat processing

26 August, 2015

Spray Nozzle Engineering has developed a range of carcass-chilling nozzles to suit existing or new systems.


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