Food Safety – Critical Element of Trade in Safe Agro-Food Commodities in East Africa
Food Safety - Critical Element of Trade in Safe Agro-Food Commodities in East Africa
Emirates celebrates Oktoberfest with beloved Bavarian treats
To celebrate the world-renowned German festival Oktoberfest, Emirates will serve beloved Bavarian treats onboard flights to Munich, Hamburg, Düsseldorf, and Frankfurt, as well as the...
Quenching the thirst for water in cartons
Sustainability continues to be a force of change in the consumer goods market. In an IBM consumer survey, 80% of respondents indicate sustainability is...
World leaders to be presented worsening global food insecurity report at UN General Assembly
World leaders gathered for the 77th Session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, the US will be presented with a report...
BI is exclusive distributor for Cross Ocean spherical roller bearings
Leading supplier Bearings International is the exclusive distributor in South Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa for all products from Cross Ocean Company (COC) of Japan....
Mozambique: Residents in drought affected parts face limited access to food
Most households in drought affected areas in southern Mozambique, flood- and tropical storm-impacted areas in Nampula, and conflict-affected areas of Cabo Delgado have limited...
GEA presents aroma-rich freeze concentration for beverages and liquid foods
GEA introduces the new GEA IceCon® Compact series to produce liquid food concentrates at Drinktec 2022. The standardized compact plants ensure gentle concentration of...
Spring into the new season with good food and fresh zest
Spring is here and with it the promise of new beginnings and a fresh start. Finally, we can start awakening to warmer temperatures, enjoy...
GEA halves fossil fuel consumption in spray drying plants with an integrated heat pump
GEA, one of the world’s largest systems suppliers for the food, beverage and pharmaceutical sectors, has developed an air heating system for spray dryers...
UK urges hunger-stricken Africa to farm, eat insects
A United Kingdom has called for hunger-stricken African nations to develop the practice of eating edible insects.
In a US$58 000 project, a part of...