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Cold Chain Technologies has opened a new 42,000-square-foot Mumbai facility. The Taloja, Navi Mumbai site adds manufacturing, R&D, and validation under one roof, supporting pharma and life sciences customers with faster turnaround and tighter quality control. CCT says the location strengthens India’s cold chain links across APAC.
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Amcor has launched a shaped standard bottle for beauty brands. The Mocha design offers colours, finishes, and large decoration area, with 100 ml, 250 ml, and 500 ml options. Minimum order is 10,000 units, with delivery in as little as eight weeks, plus multiple flip-top and pump pairings.
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Analog Devices will showcase advanced solutions at Embedded World. The company focuses on unlocking physical intelligence through innovative technologies. Attendees can explore a range of demonstrations highlighting ADI’s expertise in areas such as automation, robotics, and industrial applications, aiming to enhance customer systems with cutting-edge solutions.
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TDK unveils the HWS3000GT4 model, enhancing power supply flexibility. The new wide-range 340 – 528 Vac three-phase input option offers engineers improved compatibility with global power systems and resilience in demanding environments. Fully programmable outputs ensure precise control, while compact design and scalable solutions cater to diverse industrial applications.
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Pollybell Farms and Flogas Britain form strategic partnership. The collaboration aims to tackle the UK’s decarbonisation challenge by developing renewable dimethyl ether (rDME) as a low-carbon alternative to LPG. This initiative is part of the £2.4 million RePeat project, funded by Defra’s Farming Innovation Programme, integrating sustainable farming and renewable energy.
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Tate & Lyle and Manus introduce Yume, a novel sweetener. This launch signifies the first commercial achievement of their strategic alliance. Yume M Stevia, derived from stevia, offers a sugar-like taste without bitterness. It addresses traceability and supply security by utilising an “all-Americas” supply chain.
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Roquette unveils its next-generation pea protein innovation. Nutralys Pea 850F is set to redefine plant-based formulations, offering a cleaner taste profile without secondary additives, significantly streamlining R&D processes. This innovation meets the rising demand for high-protein, nutrient-dense products, crucial for the evolving GLP-1 companion food market.
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Antimicrobial resistance is escalating, but camel peptides may offer hope. Researchers at Sultan Qaboos University have discovered three antimicrobial peptides from dromedary camels. These peptides demonstrate effectiveness against multidrug-resistant bacteria, offering promising alternatives to traditional antibiotics. This advancement could be pivotal in addressing the global health threat of antibiotic resistance.
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Helix partners with McMurtry Automotive to revolutionise electric hypercars. The collaboration integrates Helix’s advanced electric motors into McMurtry’s Spéirling, achieving over 1,000hp and unprecedented acceleration. This partnership exemplifies cutting-edge British engineering, with Helix’s technology paving the way for future advancements in electric vehicle performance and design.
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Anglia Components signs agreement with Sensata for sensor distribution. The collaboration focuses on distributing Sensata’s pressure sensors, reed relays, and other critical components across Europe. Anglia’s expanded service area now includes the EU, UK, and Ireland, enhancing product availability through its Anglia Live platform. This strategic partnership aims to drive new design-in opportunities.
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