Process industries
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PepsiCo and Soil Capital formalise a strategic sustainability partnership. This collaboration aims to promote regenerative agriculture across 35,000 acres in the UK, France, and Belgium. It focuses on enhancing soil health, reducing carbon emissions, and providing financial support to farmers. The initiative aligns with PepsiCo’s global goal to transform 10 million acres by 2030.
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LEWA expands micro-metering pumps with two new model sizes. Responding to market demand, LEWA introduces the MAH4 and MBH6 pumps, offering a broader range of flow and pressure combinations. This innovation enhances gas odorization efficiency, meeting diverse industrial needs with precision and cost-effectiveness.
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Givaudan unveils promising results from new clinical study. The study highlights Cereboost’s potential to enhance driving performance, providing food and beverage manufacturers with compelling evidence for developing cognitive products. Conducted with Michigan State University and PitFit Inc, the research underscores significant improvements in reaction time and driving metrics among professional racecar drivers.
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ifm unveils the SDL100, enhancing industrial leak detection accuracy. The handheld device employs ultrasonic MEMS technology with 30 microphones for detecting faint leaks amidst noise. Equipped with a laser distance system and camera, it offers real-time visualisation and documentation of leaks, aiding in efficient maintenance and cost reduction.
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Synergy Flavours advances greens powders with new flavour solutions. The company introduces a range of flavour-paired solutions for greens ready-to-mix powders, enhancing their taste profile. These innovations leverage Synergy’s expertise in taste modulation, aligning with market trends and consumer preferences in the rapidly expanding greens market.
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IMI delivers custom-designed HIPPS skids for Saudi project. The Hasbah Gas Field expansion by Saudi Aramco incorporates advanced safety systems, including IMI’s bespoke skids, to enhance personnel and equipment protection. This development supports Saudi Arabia’s aim to boost domestic natural gas supply.
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SIG unveils Clean Commit to highlight aseptic packaging benefits. The initiative integrates a digital platform and an on-pack logo to educate consumers on the advantages of aseptically packaged food, focusing on health, safety, and environmental factors. It empowers shoppers to make informed choices regarding nutritious and responsibly packaged products.
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Red Star Brands launches BeatBox, a $250 million US RTD. This move aims to invigorate the UK’s convenience and wholesale sectors. BeatBox introduces four bold flavours, each with 6.1% ABV, in vibrant 330ml cartons. The brand seeks to disrupt the market with its non-carbonated, gluten-free offerings.
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Food and drink brands face mounting pressures in today’s market. New research from IGD reveals a significant shift towards private labels, with 53% of global shoppers opting for own-label products. Brands must enhance visibility, innovate, and build emotional connections to compete and secure consumer loyalty.
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BCMPA’s new competition draws start-up innovation into co-packing. The Association’s Pitch the Co-Packers initiative has sparked strong interest from entrepreneurs across food, beauty, and household sectors. Finalists will pitch to industry judges at February’s NEC show, with winners gaining funding and expert consultancy to scale their products to market.
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