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US Companies Have Voluntarily Lowered Salt Content in Restaurant Foods Products

Feb 17, 2013

About 21 companies in the US have voluntarily lowered salt content in pre-packaged or restaurant foods products, in response to a salt reduction campaign led by New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg. New York launched the National Salt ...

Tags: salt content, pre-packaged foods, restaurant foods products

M/A-COM Technology Solutions Has Launched an X-Band Extension to Its LNA Family

Feb 17, 2013

M/A-COM Technology Solutions Inc of Lowell, MA, USA (which makes analog semiconductors, components and subassemblies for RF, microwave and millimeter-wave applications) has launched an X-band extension to its low-noise amplifier (LNA) ...

Tags: M/A-COM LNA, M/A-COM Technology Solutions Inc, semiconductors

Tri-Star Packaging Has Unveiled a New Range of Tamper-Resistant Containers

Feb 17, 2013

Tri-Star Packaging, a UK-based supplier of packaging and disposables to the food and drink market, has unveiled a new range of tamper-resistant containers, Tri-Pack with SureStrip, for salad and deli items. Manufactured from rPET, ...

Tags: Tri-Star Packaging, packaging, disposables, food and drink market

FSA Has Introduced a New System of Positive Release for Horses Slaughtered in The Country

Feb 17, 2013

The UK Food Standards Agency (FSA) has introduced a new system of positive release for horses slaughtered in the country. The new system requires the horse carcasses to test negative in a phenylbutazone (bute) test before they are allowed ...

Tags: UK FSA, positive release, horse carcasses

DayStar Is Issuing $12m in Preferred Stock in Return for The 20% Stake in Held Premier

Feb 17, 2013

DayStar Technologies Inc (DSTI), founded in California in 1998 to make copper indium gallium diselenide (CIGS) thin-film photovoltaic modules, says that its board of directors has approved the acquisition of a 20% equity ownership in ...

Tags: DayStar CIGS, PV Firm Daystar, Premier Global

China Has Extended Anti-Dumping Duties on The Imports of Potato Starch From EU

Feb 17, 2013

China has extended anti-dumping duties on the imports of potato starch from the European Union (EU) for five more years. According to the Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) of China, the decision has been taken in a move to protect the ...

Tags: anti-dumping duties, potato starc, EU

Flisom Has Raised Substantial Funding to Further Develop Its Technology

Feb 17, 2013

Flisom AG of Duebendorf, Zurich, which was spun off from the Laboratory of Solid State Physics of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich (ETH Zurich) in 2005 to develop technologies for industrial roll-to-roll manufacturing of ...

Tags: Empa Flexible CIGS, Flisom, company news

Scientists at The University of Glasgow Developed a New Prototype Plasma Technology

Feb 17, 2013

Scientists at the University of Glasgow have developed a new prototype plasma technology that can generate ozone to kill pathogens in packaged food, while extending the shelf life of products. The researchers, Declan Diver and Hugh Potts, ...

Tags: University of Glasgow, Scientists, prototype plasma technology

DILAS Is of Suitable Brightness to Meet The Requirements for Flyable Systems

Feb 17, 2013

Diode laser maker DILAS of Mainz, Germany says that its new fiber-coupled tailored bar (T-bar) module meets the critical metric of <1kg/kW of overall module weight to optical output power, while maintaining nearly 50% efficiency. In terms ...

Tags: Advanced Photonix, Diode laser, Lighting

The UK Food Industry Has Agreed to Report The Results of Its Testing Program

Feb 17, 2013

The UK food industry has agreed to report the results of its testing program to the Food Standards Agency (FSA), in the wake of the ongoing horse meat contamination incident. This decision has been taken following a meeting between the ...

Tags: UK food industry, testing program, FSA

FSA Has Suspended Operations at Two Meat Processing Facilities

Feb 17, 2013

The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has suspended operations at two meat processing facilities in the UK over claims that both the firms have sold horsemeat labeled as beef for kebabs and burgers. The FSA raided both the premises, Peter Boddy ...

Tags: FSA, meat processing facilities, horsemeat

Competition Were Announced Today at The Strategies in Light Conference in Santa Clara

Feb 17, 2013

Winners in the Outdoor category of the fifth annual Next Generation Luminaires™ Solid-State Lighting Design Competition were announced today at the Strategies in Light conference in Santa Clara, CA. Sponsored by DOE, the Illuminating ...

Tags: Next Generation Luminaires, Lighting Design Competition, lighting

Don't Work on The Solid-State Flash Memory Used in Mobile Phones

Feb 17, 2013

Mailing your cellphone to a recycling company might make you a few pounds, but it can leave you at risk of identity theft. The deletion techniques recycling companies use are meant for hard discs, and so don't work on the solid-state flash ...

Tags: cellphone, deletion techniques, flash memory

The Group's Recent Showing in The World Market Center Was Reported to Be a Big Success

Feb 17, 2013

LAS VEGAS — Officials with the Specialty Sleep Assn. said the group's recent showing at a new home in the World Market Center here was a big success. The SSA moved up to the 15th floor of Building C to open its new The Future of ...

Tags: Specialty Sleep Assn, furniture, bedding industry

In Accordance with The Classification of Architectural Glass

Feb 17, 2013

According to the different types, glass have different characteristics. The following in accordance with the classification of architectural glass, respectively, as follows: First, the glass lenses 1, a good perspective, light ...

Tags: coated glass, glass characteristics, architectural glass

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