Collaboration and new technologies can make waste pay
Collaboration and new technologies offer growing opportunities for food processors and producers seeking to turn waste streams into revenue.
Archives for October 9, 2012
Packaging material origin rising in importance
The origin of packaging materials is rising in importance, according to the NVC Netherlands Packaging Centre, commenting on emerging packaging trends.
Carlsberg goes green in Russia with billion rouble Baltika Breweries investment
Carlsberg has announced plans to invest up to 1bn roubles ($32m) in Russian environmental projects relating to water, agriculture and climate change at Baltika Breweries, and told BeverageDaily.com it aimed to improve its environmental baseline.
Coffee could aid bowel functions after surgery
Consumption of coffee could be cheap and safe way to help to speed up and improve the bowel functions of people after surgery, according to new data.
Super-strength lager is global brewing’s ‘dirty secret’: charity
A UK charity backing a local campaign to stop sales of super-strength beer and cider believes leading firms such as Carlsberg and AB InBev benefit from a ‘dirty secret’ that causes massive health problems.
Alcoa results battered by special item charges
Alcoa has reported a Q3 loss of $143m relating to a settlement of a civil lawsuit and a payout to clean a river polluted by one of its aluminium plants.