Sustainable Solutions for Cold Foods - Articles - Page 78

Norfolk Southern Unveils First Publicly Funded, Emissions-Friendly Locomotives

January 8, 2015

Norfolk Southern Corp., Norfolk, Va., unveiled what is said to be the first emissions-friendly locomotives funded by the federal Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality (CMAQ) Improvement Program.

Nestlé to Use Natural Refrigerants on Ice Cream Freezers in 2015

December 12, 2014

Beginning January 2015, every new horizontal chest freezer Nestlé buys to store ice cream will use natural refrigerants rather than synthetic refrigerants.

Golden State Foods Chooses SafeConnect Electric Standby for Distribution Center

December 8, 2014

Golden State Foods selected SafeConnect electric standby connection system for its new 158,000-square-foot distribution center in McCook, Ill.

How Energy Control Tools Keep Machines Running

Marina Mayer

December 8, 2014

There’s no downtime in the cold food industry thanks to a slew of energy control tools and systems designed to keep machines running.

Johnson Control’s New Technology Provides Environmentally-Safe Central Heating

November 13, 2014

Johnson Controls introduced a new technology in China designed to meet the growing demand for central heating.

Why the Frozen Food Industry Should Consider LEED Certification

Thulasi Narayan Grey Fowles

November 6, 2014

Energy experts provide tips on how to build—and even maintain—a LEED-certified food processing facility.

Nestlé Opens Zero Water Factory in Mexico

November 3, 2014

Nestlé S.A., Switzerland, opened what is said to be the first zero water factory in the world in Mexico.

Obtaining LEED Certification with Environmentally Friendly Flooring Solutions

Paul Anderson

October 8, 2014

Advances in sustainable flooring technology mean that developers can specify materials that help the project attain credits for LEED certification.

How High-Speed Doors Combat Low-Temp Energy Loss

Jeff Wendt

October 8, 2014

When it comes to saving low-temp energy, doors are an important component in keeping cold areas sealed.

New Ship-To-Rail Facility Reduces Truck Traffic

September 30, 2014

The Port Authority Board of Commissioners, New York, approved a major re-development of the Greenville Yard that will include a new ExpressRail facility to support the adjacent Global Marine Terminal and allow the terminal to ship and receive containerized cargo by rail, a capability that it lacks today.