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Don’t Let Mold Ruin Your Packaging Line

Don’t Let Mold Ruin Your Packaging Line

When it comes to food safety, bacteria like Listeria and Salmonella get most of the attention. But mold is an equally serious threat—often underestimated, yet responsible for recalls, health risks, and persistent contamination issues in food processing facilities....

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Taking Yogurt Safety to the Next Level

Taking Yogurt Safety to the Next Level

A few decades ago, yogurt was just another minor food product, enjoyed by a small minority of people. How times have changed! Since the 1980s, yogurt’s popularity has increased five times over, and today it’s one of the most popular foods in the world. According to...

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Clearing the Air on UVGI

Clearing the Air on UVGI

How safe is the air we breathe? It’s an important question these days, but not a new one. In fact, technology was being applied to the problem almost a century ago. That technology was--and still is--Ultra Violet Germicidal Irradiation (UVGI). Invented in 1937, UVGI...

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Answering the Call for Food Safety

Answering the Call for Food Safety

If you’re in the food industry, you know that regulatory bodies worldwide are pushing for more stringent safety measures in food production. The need for innovative, effective, and sustainable solutions has never been more pressing. The food industry needs answers,...

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Following the Science of Pulsed Light

Following the Science of Pulsed Light

A few years ago in this space, we described Pulsed Light as the “Duct Tape of technology” because it’s so extremely versatile. If anything, that may have been an understatement, because new applications keep turning up. From food packaging to solar cells, from printed...

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Making baby formula packaging safer

Making baby formula packaging safer

It’s hard to imagine a more important area of food safety than baby formulas. Bad enough when a foodborne illness hurts anyone, but when infants are affected, the repercussions are so much worse. In 2008, contamination of infant formula affected 300,000 babies in...

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