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How to Monitor Time/Temperature in the Food and Beverage Supply Chain

A variety of “smart” label technologies exist that give a clear indication of product freshness and quality.

by Mike Fairley


Meat Packaging: On the Innovation Trail

Consumer desires and supply chain requirements drive meat and poultry package development.

Consumers expect a lot from meat and poultry packaging. Their wish list includes a diverse set of attributes, including sustainability, convenience, freshness indicators and on-label nutritional data.


by Kate Bertrand Connolly


How to Form Impressions of an Ink Jet Printer

A short guide to some of the most important considerations in selecting an ink jet coding and printing system.



SPECIAL REPORT: Europe Unifies Over Packaging Waste Issues

The biggest packaging differences between Europe and the U.S. occur once the package is used up. Here’s a look at the EU’s approach.


by Pan Demetrakakes


China Agrees to Work With U.S. to Improve Safety of Food Imports

Last month we discussed the problems that U.S. companies faced during 2007 with respect to products imported from China that posed serious health and safety concerns and subsequently had to be recalled.

by George Misko


Evaluate the Cost/Benefit of Training

If you think training is expensive, consider the alternative. One way to classify training is task specific and general. An example of task specific training is teaching operators how to run a particular machine. An example of general training is teaching mechanics effective troubleshooting skills to be used throughout the plant. Both are essential to ensure smooth running lines.


by John Henry


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