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The newly established laboratory is certified to work with microorganisms up to Risk Group II, and boasts comprehensive equipment for implementing various microbiological methods.
The self-feeding Model R2200 from Hollymatic, Countryside, Ill., is ideal for food forming and portioning requirements in small to high-volume food processors.
Hollymatic, Countryside, Ill., released the Econoball 200 Meatball Former, which produces 1- to 3-ounce balls from beef, poultry, lamb and/or vegetables.
Hollymatic, Countryside, Ill., debuted a self-feeding Model R2200 portioning machine, deal for food forming and portioning requirements in small- to high-volume food processors.
A pasteurization system, a glue-and-lock-style former, LED lighting and a reefer solution for refrigerated containers encompass this issue’s new products and technologies.
A pasteurization system, a glue-and-lock-style former, LED lighting and a reefer solution for refrigerated containers encompass this issue’s new products and technologies.
Klöckner Pentaplast Group, Gordonsville, Va., and Berry Plastics Group, Inc., Evansville, Ind., entered into a marketing alliance to offer innovative form-fill-seal packaging solutions on a global basis to the food industry.
Former Equipment, Kenosha, Wis., introduced the SRT-2600 servo-rapid throughput electric forming machine that is said to prove that “less really is more.”
