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Looking at what has been achieved over the past quarter of a century, it is hard not to be impressed by A-Gas and how rapidly its operations have grown from its beginnings in Bristol, UK,...
These are worrying times for the worldwide pork industry – especially in Asia – due to African Swine Fever (ASF), but the deadly disease’s consequences could also present an opportunity to bring home the bacon.
Air Products has unveiled its new Freshline® EAF tunnel freezer, the latest addition to its Freshline® solutions portfolio.
AMETEK MOCON, a provider of package testing instruments and services, has launched two new analytical instruments – the Dansensor LeakPointer 3 and the LeakPointer 3+ – to detect leaks in Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAP) packages.
Air Products will showcase its latest innovations in cryogenic technology and equipment for poultry and meat productions at the International Production and Processing Expo (IPPE) in Atlanta, Georgia, from 12th-14th February.
The food and beverage industry has enjoyed the benefits of using industrial gases and technologies for decades, improving food quality, preservation and safety in increasingly intricate ways.
Relatively speaking, dry ice is hardly one of the major markets or applications for carbon dioxide (CO2). Its contribution to global warming might not be tremendous. However, each industry has a responsibility and it participants...
Despite ISO being instrumental in standardising much of the equipment we use in the gases industry today, sometimes it takes a fresh pair of eyes from outside the industry to indicate where gaps exist.
Carbon dioxide (CO2) is the only industrial gas used as an ingredient in the production of carbonated beverages. It is therefore subject to the highest quality requirements by beverage manufacturers due to the potential risk...
Fresh vegetables, salads and fruit crops such as tomatoes, cucumbers, capsicum peppers, lettuce and strawberries are extensively grown in commercial greenhouses in countries such as the Netherlands and New Zealand.
