Asia’s packaging and processing exhibition “ProPak Asia 2019” attracts 22 International Pavilions from 14 countries.
According to Mr Justin Pau, General Manager of UBM Asia (Thailand) Co., Ltd, visitors will be have the opportunity to see the latest innovative packaging and processing solutions available from Australia, Chinax3, Denmark, France, Germany, Italyx3, Japanx3, Koreax2, Singapore, Spain, Switzerland, Taiwanx2, UK, and USA; all under one roof. Continue →
The post Asia’s packaging and processing exhibition “ProPak Asia 2019” attracts 22 International Pavilions from 14 countries. appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
AIP members pack 217kgs of patatoes and carrots for Kiwiharvest
As a part of the Australian Institute of Packaging’s commitment to fighting food waste two teams of Members headed to KiwiHarvest in Auckland last month to help pack 2175 kgs of potatoes and carrots into about 145x 15kg bags. Continue →
The post AIP members pack 217kgs of patatoes and carrots for Kiwiharvest appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Propak Asia 2019 opens 12 June
Known as Asia’s number one packaging and processing exhibition ProPak Asia 2019 will fill the 60,000 square metre location. Continue →
The post Propak Asia 2019 opens 12 June appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Female Perspective on the future of food production.
Nine influential Kiwi women from across the primary industries sector gathered in Manawatu to discuss where-to-next for our food producing nation. Continue →
The post Female Perspective on the future of food production. appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
SAVE THE FOOD, SAVE… PLENTY
It’s heart-warming to see innovations such as the one that can be found in the article below, with KiwiHarvest reducing the negative impacts of food waste on our environment by redistributing excess food; and it really does help to create lasting positive social change through giving to those that need it most. Continue →
The post SAVE THE FOOD, SAVE… PLENTY appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
The Sealed Air commitment – Thought Leadership Questions
Cryovac, Darfresh on Tray eliminates 40% material scrap, all while delivering extended shelf life and supply chain efficiencies
Sealed Air boasts innovation and sustainability as the heart of its operation. Continue →
The post The Sealed Air commitment – Thought Leadership Questions appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
CHANGE IS INEVITABLE SO LET US LEAD THE WORLD
Turn your back on hate.
It would be remiss not to make mention of the Christchurch Mosque Massacre that claimed 50 lives and it’s one of those very rare times when this editorial will be nothing about machines, food or processing equipment. Continue →
The post CHANGE IS INEVITABLE SO LET US LEAD THE WORLD appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
CROXSONS CREATE STANDOUT GLASS BOTTLE FOR NEW ZEALAND CREAMERY
Lewis Road Creamery is a New Zealand based dairy producer, famed for marrying the reinstatement of traditional dairy production, with forward thinking, ethical decision-making. Continue →
The post CROXSONS CREATE STANDOUT GLASS BOTTLE FOR NEW ZEALAND CREAMERY appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Variety: The spice of NZ food life
As I take the helm of NZ Food Technology for a period of time, I’m excited at what the future landscape of Kiwi food is about to bring. Continue →
The post Variety: The spice of NZ food life appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
New Zealand Dairy Powder Process Innovation is Reducing Costs & Chemical use in Spray Dry Nozzles for Infant – Commodity Powders
Assessing HAZOP and Hygiene Design Requirements in Reducing Chemicals Increasing Assembly Safety & reducing Operating Costs
Spray Nozzle Engineering Ltd, a New Zealand spray dry nozzle innovation and export technology company, has set new world standards in nozzle and check valve technology designs. Continue →
The post New Zealand Dairy Powder Process Innovation is Reducing Costs & Chemical use in Spray Dry Nozzles for Infant – Commodity Powders appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
KIWI WINE TASTE CHANGES SPARKED BY CLIMATE CHANGE
Increasingly the effects of climate change are being felt by winegrowers across New Zealand, posing challenges for the industry which has boasted export earnings of $1.7 billion in 2018. Continue →
The post KIWI WINE TASTE CHANGES SPARKED BY CLIMATE CHANGE appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
NEW ACQUISITION OPENS GEOGRAPHIC FOOTPRINT IN NZ
Viscofan SA has announced the acquisition of Globus Group New Zealand Ltd – its distributor of Viscofan products in this country for 10 years – as it looks to new growth opportunities. Continue →
The post NEW ACQUISITION OPENS GEOGRAPHIC FOOTPRINT IN NZ appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
SENSORS TODAY AND TOMORROW
It is no violation of reason to say that agriculture is as old as man himself, American engineering expert Taylor Welch says. Continue →
The post SENSORS TODAY AND TOMORROW appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
BEARING360 AIMED AT SHAKING UP SHIPPING SOLUTIONS
A new joint venture aims to provide Kiwi SME exporters a greater presence and an improved representation at the negotiation table with the world’s largest international shipping companies in the wake of changing global trends. Continue →
The post BEARING360 AIMED AT SHAKING UP SHIPPING SOLUTIONS appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
INLAND PORT A PICK FOR FOOD MANUFACTURERS
Food and beverage companies are among a throng of other industries keen to get involved with the 480ha Ruakura Inland Port and logistics hub development, built by Tainui Group Holdings in Hamilton and earmarked for opening next year. Continue →
The post INLAND PORT A PICK FOR FOOD MANUFACTURERS appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
LOCAL LABELLING
Apex Labelling has announced both a strategic relationship with Australian company Result Group and the commencement of sales and service supporting Herma labelling heads to the New Zealand market. Continue →
The post LOCAL LABELLING appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
ARE WE ‘TOO BUSY’ FOR FOOD SAFETY?
Whilst many topics dominated the food and beverage industry in 2018, perhaps none more so than something that actually happened in Australia but spilled slightly over the Tasman to New Zealand. Continue →
The post ARE WE ‘TOO BUSY’ FOR FOOD SAFETY? appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
How to avoid using chemical lubricants in spray dry nozzles for infant formula and pharmaceutical powders
Assessing HAZOP and Hygiene Design Requirements in Reducing Chemicals and Increasing Assembly Safety
With spray driers now being specifically built to manufacturer higher yield products such as nutritional and specialty powders, many process and quality professionals are looking at “how can we assemble, operate and increase cleanability of nozzles, meet our stringent audit, HACCP and HAZOP risk identifiers, but still operate a complex atomising nozzle, that has threads, high-pressure o-rings etc. Continue →
The post How to avoid using chemical lubricants in spray dry nozzles for infant formula and pharmaceutical powders appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
‘Revolutionary’ Wine Tester
La Trobe University is investing $205,000 in a project that will help Australia’s 2500 wineries deliver quality wine to consumers by turning smartphones into portable testing devices that can detect sulfur dioxide levels in wine. Continue →
The post ‘Revolutionary’ Wine Tester appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Partnership For Bulk Material Handling
FoodCap Ltd and Simpro Handling Equipment have announced a strategic partnership to expand the local reach of FoodCap’s unique bulk material handling system. Continue →
The post Partnership For Bulk Material Handling appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Health Star Ratings Flawed
New Zealand’s health star ratings for packaged products are already dead in the water and flawed in their depiction of fat, salt and sugar. Continue →
The post Health Star Ratings Flawed appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Krones Hits High Note For Website Concept
For its new group-wide website concept, Krones was awarded the German Prize for Online Communication (#dpok) in bronze in the ‘Metal and Machines’ category. Continue →
The post Krones Hits High Note For Website Concept appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Social Media Company Profile
Website expert Murdoch Razmi from Auckland’s Powerhouse Agency explains why internet profile is so important and needs to be foremost in the minds of food and beverage businesses. Continue →
The post Social Media Company Profile appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Are You Failing?
When it comes to social customer care, 92.5% of companies are failing, according to a study by Rational Interaction. Continue →
The post Are You Failing? appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
When Bad Reviews Sting
Whatever the scenario, ignoring negative online reviews won’t help and could make things worse. Continue →
The post When Bad Reviews Sting appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
300% Savings Helping Kiwi Companies Say ‘Yes, Nano’
The cynical may sneer at those proclaiming they give ‘110% in effort’. Continue →
The post 300% Savings Helping Kiwi Companies Say ‘Yes, Nano’ appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Kiwi Fruit Box Inspires Aussie Industry
A cardboard box developed in a Northern Territory shed with inspiration from New Zealand has won its developer an innovation award. Continue →
The post Kiwi Fruit Box Inspires Aussie Industry appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
China Brew China Beverage A Seismograph For Trends and Markets in Asia
China Brew China Beverage (CBB) is on the grid: from October 23 to 26, the international trade fair for brewing and beverage technology will be held at the Shanghai New International Exhibition Centre. Continue →
The post China Brew China Beverage A Seismograph For Trends and Markets in Asia appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Moo… Baa?
New Zealand will continue its groundbreaking work in dairy products when AgResearch starts a world-first clinical trial to test the benefits of sheep milk for human digestion. Continue →
The post Moo… Baa? appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Coke v. PepsiCo
When PepsiCo was first released by distributor Frucor into New Zealand in 2009 using a new range of 300ml bottles called the ‘Carolina’, Coca-Cola objected to its shape and contour as too close to its own trade marked bottle. Continue →
The post Coke v. PepsiCo appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Honey Trade Mark Critical
A battle to protect New Zealand’s multi-million dollar mānuka honey industry from international thieves will cost $5.5 million in the next decade, the government has been warned. Continue →
The post Honey Trade Mark Critical appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
More Complex Than It Seems
When My Food Bag was recently told to stop saying hello to its customers in its marketing by German multi-national HelloFresh, the issue amused more than just a few people. Continue →
The post More Complex Than It Seems appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
When Chocolate Ain’t Chocolate
Stephanie Seege is on a crusade. Her date-sweetened chocolate range suitable for vegans, people with allergies, intolerances, religious requirements and diabetics has been blocked by EU law from being called chocolate… and she’s doing something about it. Continue →
The post When Chocolate Ain’t Chocolate appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Up In Arms
New Zealand beverage manufacturers have come out swinging over renewed calls for a sugar tax on sugar-sweetened drinks… although they also admit they are part of the obesity problem. Continue →
The post Up In Arms appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Come Clean, Says Niamh
Kiwi food manufacturers are being urged to ‘come clean’ about their product packaging by a Gibbston film-maker. Continue →
The post Come Clean, Says Niamh appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
New Peas to Pick
Plant Research (NZ), a privately-owned plant breeding and research company based in Christchurch, has released two new field pea varieties designed for the emerging pea ingredients market. Continue →
The post New Peas to Pick appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Going Bananas
Starting a government-funded banana industry in Gisborne has been described by the New Zealand Taxpayers’ Union as a waste of time and “literal banana republicanism.”
The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment is spending $93,000 to look into the idea and Te Nahu whanau Tai Pukenga Trust is wanting to develop a tropical fruits demonstration farm after developing a relationship with the Tropical Fruit Growers of New Zealand group. Continue →
The post Going Bananas appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
French Fries With That?
University of Otago researchers are demonstrating the potential of new technology which could see New Zealand production of a popular food – the French fry – become healthier, less costly and less wasteful. Continue →
The post French Fries With That? appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Fonterra Joins Craze
No matter what you call them…muddy buns, ‘dirty dirty’ bread or zang zang bao…the social media frenzy in China over the latest dessert craze has even attracted Fonterra Edgecumbe into the hysteria. Continue →
The post Fonterra Joins Craze appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Please Shrink Your Food
Auckland university academics are pleading with manufacturers of takeaway food in New Zealand to reduce serving sizes, saying they – along with energy and sodium levels – have increased significantly in the past five years. Continue →
The post Please Shrink Your Food appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Food Zone Primary (FZP) classification means a product is food contact safe
HACCP certified Food Zone Primary (FZP) Tork Wipers
While there can be vast differences between the regulations, expectations and auditing of food manufacturers and producers across the country, one thing remains constant – risk management is a key to success. Continue →
The post Food Zone Primary (FZP) classification means a product is food contact safe appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Coca-Cola Welcomes Robotic Picking
Swisslog’s fully automated robot-based order picking system ACPaQ has been selected by food and beverage giant Coca-Cola Amatil as part of the automation and major expansion of its Auckland distribution centre. Continue →
The post Coca-Cola Welcomes Robotic Picking appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Sensitive Teeth
Forget diets and food diaries to keep track of what you eat on a daily basis. Continue →
The post Sensitive Teeth appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Alibaba Engages NZ Companies
Blackmore’s odourless fish oil and Anchor dairy products will be the catalyst for a new Alibaba (Australia) food trust framework that promises to improve supply chain traceability across the globe. Continue →
The post Alibaba Engages NZ Companies appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
A.I. in the Bakery Kitchen?
American food manufacturer Jeanette Harris would never have put two teaspoons of cardamom in a recipe for a dozen biscuits. Continue →
The post A.I. in the Bakery Kitchen? appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Feed My Fur Baby: Petfood Packaging
Auckland-based petfood company Feed my Fur Baby is making waves across the Tasman for its award-nominated use of sustainable and innovative packaging design. Continue →
The post Feed My Fur Baby: Petfood Packaging appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Broken Shed Vodka Takes on U.S. Market
They’re drinking it where?! Wanaka’s Broken Shed Vodka last year tripled its US sales and increased its number of stocking outlets by 1300%…and it’s patting the backs of two key appointments in the market to continue the success. Continue →
The post Broken Shed Vodka Takes on U.S. Market appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
A Season Like No Other
Despite a season that was ‘off the chart’ in terms of heat, New Zealand winemakers have taken advantage of a compressed ripening in what has been described as a 2018 season nobody could have predicted. Continue →
The post A Season Like No Other appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Anuga FoodTec: A Kiwi Gateway to Europe and Beyond
By Greg Robertson, Food Technology Publisher
When I started my plans for covering the ever-impressive Anuga FoodTec trade show in Germany, I envisaged reporting on some of the very latest trends within the European food processing market. Continue →
The post Anuga FoodTec: A Kiwi Gateway to Europe and Beyond appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Needscope: The Psychology of Choice
Some matters of taste are set in stone. Dogs rule, cats drool. Continue →
The post Needscope: The Psychology of Choice appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Asia’s packaging and processing exhibition “ProPak Asia 2019” attracts 22 International Pavilions from 14 countries.
According to Mr Justin Pau, General Manager of UBM Asia (Thailand) Co., Ltd, visitors will be have the opportunity to see the latest innovative packaging and processing solutions available from Australia, Chinax3, Denmark, France, Germany, Italyx3, Japanx3, Koreax2, Singapore, Spain, Switzerland, Taiwanx2, UK, and USA; all under one roof. Continue →
The post Asia’s packaging and processing exhibition “ProPak Asia 2019” attracts 22 International Pavilions from 14 countries. appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
AIP members pack 217kgs of patatoes and carrots for Kiwiharvest
As a part of the Australian Institute of Packaging’s commitment to fighting food waste two teams of Members headed to KiwiHarvest in Auckland last month to help pack 2175 kgs of potatoes and carrots into about 145x 15kg bags. Continue →
The post AIP members pack 217kgs of patatoes and carrots for Kiwiharvest appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Propak Asia 2019 opens 12 June
Known as Asia’s number one packaging and processing exhibition ProPak Asia 2019 will fill the 60,000 square metre location. Continue →
The post Propak Asia 2019 opens 12 June appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Female Perspective on the future of food production.
Nine influential Kiwi women from across the primary industries sector gathered in Manawatu to discuss where-to-next for our food producing nation. Continue →
The post Female Perspective on the future of food production. appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
SAVE THE FOOD, SAVE… PLENTY
It’s heart-warming to see innovations such as the one that can be found in the article below, with KiwiHarvest reducing the negative impacts of food waste on our environment by redistributing excess food; and it really does help to create lasting positive social change through giving to those that need it most. Continue →
The post SAVE THE FOOD, SAVE… PLENTY appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
The Sealed Air commitment – Thought Leadership Questions
Cryovac, Darfresh on Tray eliminates 40% material scrap, all while delivering extended shelf life and supply chain efficiencies
Sealed Air boasts innovation and sustainability as the heart of its operation. Continue →
The post The Sealed Air commitment – Thought Leadership Questions appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
CHANGE IS INEVITABLE SO LET US LEAD THE WORLD
Turn your back on hate.
It would be remiss not to make mention of the Christchurch Mosque Massacre that claimed 50 lives and it’s one of those very rare times when this editorial will be nothing about machines, food or processing equipment. Continue →
The post CHANGE IS INEVITABLE SO LET US LEAD THE WORLD appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
CROXSONS CREATE STANDOUT GLASS BOTTLE FOR NEW ZEALAND CREAMERY
Lewis Road Creamery is a New Zealand based dairy producer, famed for marrying the reinstatement of traditional dairy production, with forward thinking, ethical decision-making. Continue →
The post CROXSONS CREATE STANDOUT GLASS BOTTLE FOR NEW ZEALAND CREAMERY appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Variety: The spice of NZ food life
As I take the helm of NZ Food Technology for a period of time, I’m excited at what the future landscape of Kiwi food is about to bring. Continue →
The post Variety: The spice of NZ food life appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
New Zealand Dairy Powder Process Innovation is Reducing Costs & Chemical use in Spray Dry Nozzles for Infant – Commodity Powders
Assessing HAZOP and Hygiene Design Requirements in Reducing Chemicals Increasing Assembly Safety & reducing Operating Costs
Spray Nozzle Engineering Ltd, a New Zealand spray dry nozzle innovation and export technology company, has set new world standards in nozzle and check valve technology designs. Continue →
The post New Zealand Dairy Powder Process Innovation is Reducing Costs & Chemical use in Spray Dry Nozzles for Infant – Commodity Powders appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
KIWI WINE TASTE CHANGES SPARKED BY CLIMATE CHANGE
Increasingly the effects of climate change are being felt by winegrowers across New Zealand, posing challenges for the industry which has boasted export earnings of $1.7 billion in 2018. Continue →
The post KIWI WINE TASTE CHANGES SPARKED BY CLIMATE CHANGE appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
NEW ACQUISITION OPENS GEOGRAPHIC FOOTPRINT IN NZ
Viscofan SA has announced the acquisition of Globus Group New Zealand Ltd – its distributor of Viscofan products in this country for 10 years – as it looks to new growth opportunities. Continue →
The post NEW ACQUISITION OPENS GEOGRAPHIC FOOTPRINT IN NZ appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
SENSORS TODAY AND TOMORROW
It is no violation of reason to say that agriculture is as old as man himself, American engineering expert Taylor Welch says. Continue →
The post SENSORS TODAY AND TOMORROW appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
BEARING360 AIMED AT SHAKING UP SHIPPING SOLUTIONS
A new joint venture aims to provide Kiwi SME exporters a greater presence and an improved representation at the negotiation table with the world’s largest international shipping companies in the wake of changing global trends. Continue →
The post BEARING360 AIMED AT SHAKING UP SHIPPING SOLUTIONS appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
INLAND PORT A PICK FOR FOOD MANUFACTURERS
Food and beverage companies are among a throng of other industries keen to get involved with the 480ha Ruakura Inland Port and logistics hub development, built by Tainui Group Holdings in Hamilton and earmarked for opening next year. Continue →
The post INLAND PORT A PICK FOR FOOD MANUFACTURERS appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
LOCAL LABELLING
Apex Labelling has announced both a strategic relationship with Australian company Result Group and the commencement of sales and service supporting Herma labelling heads to the New Zealand market. Continue →
The post LOCAL LABELLING appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
ARE WE ‘TOO BUSY’ FOR FOOD SAFETY?
Whilst many topics dominated the food and beverage industry in 2018, perhaps none more so than something that actually happened in Australia but spilled slightly over the Tasman to New Zealand. Continue →
The post ARE WE ‘TOO BUSY’ FOR FOOD SAFETY? appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
How to avoid using chemical lubricants in spray dry nozzles for infant formula and pharmaceutical powders
Assessing HAZOP and Hygiene Design Requirements in Reducing Chemicals and Increasing Assembly Safety
With spray driers now being specifically built to manufacturer higher yield products such as nutritional and specialty powders, many process and quality professionals are looking at “how can we assemble, operate and increase cleanability of nozzles, meet our stringent audit, HACCP and HAZOP risk identifiers, but still operate a complex atomising nozzle, that has threads, high-pressure o-rings etc. Continue →
The post How to avoid using chemical lubricants in spray dry nozzles for infant formula and pharmaceutical powders appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
‘Revolutionary’ Wine Tester
La Trobe University is investing $205,000 in a project that will help Australia’s 2500 wineries deliver quality wine to consumers by turning smartphones into portable testing devices that can detect sulfur dioxide levels in wine. Continue →
The post ‘Revolutionary’ Wine Tester appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Partnership For Bulk Material Handling
FoodCap Ltd and Simpro Handling Equipment have announced a strategic partnership to expand the local reach of FoodCap’s unique bulk material handling system. Continue →
The post Partnership For Bulk Material Handling appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Health Star Ratings Flawed
New Zealand’s health star ratings for packaged products are already dead in the water and flawed in their depiction of fat, salt and sugar. Continue →
The post Health Star Ratings Flawed appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Krones Hits High Note For Website Concept
For its new group-wide website concept, Krones was awarded the German Prize for Online Communication (#dpok) in bronze in the ‘Metal and Machines’ category. Continue →
The post Krones Hits High Note For Website Concept appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Social Media Company Profile
Website expert Murdoch Razmi from Auckland’s Powerhouse Agency explains why internet profile is so important and needs to be foremost in the minds of food and beverage businesses. Continue →
The post Social Media Company Profile appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Are You Failing?
When it comes to social customer care, 92.5% of companies are failing, according to a study by Rational Interaction. Continue →
The post Are You Failing? appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
When Bad Reviews Sting
Whatever the scenario, ignoring negative online reviews won’t help and could make things worse. Continue →
The post When Bad Reviews Sting appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
300% Savings Helping Kiwi Companies Say ‘Yes, Nano’
The cynical may sneer at those proclaiming they give ‘110% in effort’. Continue →
The post 300% Savings Helping Kiwi Companies Say ‘Yes, Nano’ appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Kiwi Fruit Box Inspires Aussie Industry
A cardboard box developed in a Northern Territory shed with inspiration from New Zealand has won its developer an innovation award. Continue →
The post Kiwi Fruit Box Inspires Aussie Industry appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
China Brew China Beverage A Seismograph For Trends and Markets in Asia
China Brew China Beverage (CBB) is on the grid: from October 23 to 26, the international trade fair for brewing and beverage technology will be held at the Shanghai New International Exhibition Centre. Continue →
The post China Brew China Beverage A Seismograph For Trends and Markets in Asia appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Moo… Baa?
New Zealand will continue its groundbreaking work in dairy products when AgResearch starts a world-first clinical trial to test the benefits of sheep milk for human digestion. Continue →
The post Moo… Baa? appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Coke v. PepsiCo
When PepsiCo was first released by distributor Frucor into New Zealand in 2009 using a new range of 300ml bottles called the ‘Carolina’, Coca-Cola objected to its shape and contour as too close to its own trade marked bottle. Continue →
The post Coke v. PepsiCo appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Honey Trade Mark Critical
A battle to protect New Zealand’s multi-million dollar mānuka honey industry from international thieves will cost $5.5 million in the next decade, the government has been warned. Continue →
The post Honey Trade Mark Critical appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
More Complex Than It Seems
When My Food Bag was recently told to stop saying hello to its customers in its marketing by German multi-national HelloFresh, the issue amused more than just a few people. Continue →
The post More Complex Than It Seems appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
When Chocolate Ain’t Chocolate
Stephanie Seege is on a crusade. Her date-sweetened chocolate range suitable for vegans, people with allergies, intolerances, religious requirements and diabetics has been blocked by EU law from being called chocolate… and she’s doing something about it. Continue →
The post When Chocolate Ain’t Chocolate appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Up In Arms
New Zealand beverage manufacturers have come out swinging over renewed calls for a sugar tax on sugar-sweetened drinks… although they also admit they are part of the obesity problem. Continue →
The post Up In Arms appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Come Clean, Says Niamh
Kiwi food manufacturers are being urged to ‘come clean’ about their product packaging by a Gibbston film-maker. Continue →
The post Come Clean, Says Niamh appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
New Peas to Pick
Plant Research (NZ), a privately-owned plant breeding and research company based in Christchurch, has released two new field pea varieties designed for the emerging pea ingredients market. Continue →
The post New Peas to Pick appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Going Bananas
Starting a government-funded banana industry in Gisborne has been described by the New Zealand Taxpayers’ Union as a waste of time and “literal banana republicanism.”
The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment is spending $93,000 to look into the idea and Te Nahu whanau Tai Pukenga Trust is wanting to develop a tropical fruits demonstration farm after developing a relationship with the Tropical Fruit Growers of New Zealand group. Continue →
The post Going Bananas appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
French Fries With That?
University of Otago researchers are demonstrating the potential of new technology which could see New Zealand production of a popular food – the French fry – become healthier, less costly and less wasteful. Continue →
The post French Fries With That? appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Fonterra Joins Craze
No matter what you call them…muddy buns, ‘dirty dirty’ bread or zang zang bao…the social media frenzy in China over the latest dessert craze has even attracted Fonterra Edgecumbe into the hysteria. Continue →
The post Fonterra Joins Craze appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Please Shrink Your Food
Auckland university academics are pleading with manufacturers of takeaway food in New Zealand to reduce serving sizes, saying they – along with energy and sodium levels – have increased significantly in the past five years. Continue →
The post Please Shrink Your Food appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Food Zone Primary (FZP) classification means a product is food contact safe
HACCP certified Food Zone Primary (FZP) Tork Wipers
While there can be vast differences between the regulations, expectations and auditing of food manufacturers and producers across the country, one thing remains constant – risk management is a key to success. Continue →
The post Food Zone Primary (FZP) classification means a product is food contact safe appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Coca-Cola Welcomes Robotic Picking
Swisslog’s fully automated robot-based order picking system ACPaQ has been selected by food and beverage giant Coca-Cola Amatil as part of the automation and major expansion of its Auckland distribution centre. Continue →
The post Coca-Cola Welcomes Robotic Picking appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Sensitive Teeth
Forget diets and food diaries to keep track of what you eat on a daily basis. Continue →
The post Sensitive Teeth appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Alibaba Engages NZ Companies
Blackmore’s odourless fish oil and Anchor dairy products will be the catalyst for a new Alibaba (Australia) food trust framework that promises to improve supply chain traceability across the globe. Continue →
The post Alibaba Engages NZ Companies appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
A.I. in the Bakery Kitchen?
American food manufacturer Jeanette Harris would never have put two teaspoons of cardamom in a recipe for a dozen biscuits. Continue →
The post A.I. in the Bakery Kitchen? appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Feed My Fur Baby: Petfood Packaging
Auckland-based petfood company Feed my Fur Baby is making waves across the Tasman for its award-nominated use of sustainable and innovative packaging design. Continue →
The post Feed My Fur Baby: Petfood Packaging appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Broken Shed Vodka Takes on U.S. Market
They’re drinking it where?! Wanaka’s Broken Shed Vodka last year tripled its US sales and increased its number of stocking outlets by 1300%…and it’s patting the backs of two key appointments in the market to continue the success. Continue →
The post Broken Shed Vodka Takes on U.S. Market appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
A Season Like No Other
Despite a season that was ‘off the chart’ in terms of heat, New Zealand winemakers have taken advantage of a compressed ripening in what has been described as a 2018 season nobody could have predicted. Continue →
The post A Season Like No Other appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Anuga FoodTec: A Kiwi Gateway to Europe and Beyond
By Greg Robertson, Food Technology Publisher
When I started my plans for covering the ever-impressive Anuga FoodTec trade show in Germany, I envisaged reporting on some of the very latest trends within the European food processing market. Continue →
The post Anuga FoodTec: A Kiwi Gateway to Europe and Beyond appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
Needscope: The Psychology of Choice
Some matters of taste are set in stone. Dogs rule, cats drool. Continue →
The post Needscope: The Psychology of Choice appeared first on NZ Food Technology News.
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