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Tomra Launched The New Falcon Sorter for Baby Leaf Lettuce and Spinach Industry

Jan 12, 2015

Norwegian firm Tomra has launched the new Falcon sorter for baby leaf lettuce and spinach industry. The pre-sorting machine uses optical technology, which will enable quick detection of defects and its removal at the initial stage of food ...

Tags: LED lighting, rodents, bugs, plastic, Agriculture

Tomra Has Developed Falcon

Jan 12, 2015

Product sorting specialist Tomra has developed Falcon, a cost-effective pre-sorting machine for the baby leaf lettuce and spinach industry. The new machine is capable of detecting and removing gross defects at the earliest stage ...

Tags: droppings, rodents, bugs, plastic, Agriculture

That's The Conclusion of a Study Recently Conducted by a Team of Engineers

Aug 5, 2013

That's the conclusion of a study recently conducted by a team of engineers at the University of California, San Diego. They found panels that hadn't been cleaned or rained on for 145 days during a summer drought in California lost only 7.4% ...

Tags: Solar Panels, solar

Spring Is a Great Time to Protect Your Car with a Fresh Waxing

May 31, 2013

Spring is here, and for many motorists, this is the season for paint-smearing bugs. Whether you fear the 17-year Cicada Brood II apocalypse moving up the East Coast, love bugs in the South, or some other local winged horror, this is a great ...

Tags: Car Wax, Spring Bug Season

Birds Have Been Culled in North Korea to Limit Bird Flu Outbreak Caused by H5n1 Virus

May 23, 2013

Nearly 1,65,000 birds have been culled in North Korea in order to limit a massive bird flu outbreak caused by a toxic strain of H5N1 virus. The mass culling was carried out after authorities identified that the ducks in the Tudan Duck ...

Tags: Bird Flu, Food

Clean Teak Wood Furniture

May 13, 2013

As a popular choice for outdoor furniture, teak wood has been used not only because it looks beautiful, but also for its durability. It can withstand harsh weathers for years to come. There are many types of finished look preferred by ...

Tags: Teak Wood Care, Furniture, Furnishing

Online Shopping Will Continue to Grow

Apr 7, 2013

Lisa McTigue Pierce, Executive Editor -- Packaging Digest, 4/1/2013 5:10:00 PM Lisa McTigue Pierce, Executive Editor, Packaging DigestA busy month of traveling and conversations at various industry events got me thinking about some ...

Tags: Packaging, Package, packaging designers

Tobacco Companies Have Stated That Plain Packs Could Easily Be Copied

Mar 27, 2013

Tobacco companies have stated that plain packs could easily be copied, but a new report from the All Party Parliamentary Group on Smoking and Health said security features could still be used on standard packs. The group said that public ...

Tags: tobacco packs, packs, packing

Building a Patio Shade Structure, You Have a Few Choices and Decisions to Make

Feb 19, 2013

When building a patio shade structure, you have a few choices and decisions to make during your preliminary planning. Shade structures can be built to utilize natural shade-bearing plants, as well as canvas awnings or wooden ceilings. ...

Tags: outdoor furniture, Awning, Gazebo

FSA Issued an Emergency Recall After Cakes and Other Sweet Products Labelled in Emergency

Jan 28, 2013

The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has issued an emergency recall after cakes and other sweet products labelled under the brands Cake Factory Outlet and Clearance Cake Excess were produced in a factory contaminated from rat infestation. Rat ...

Tags: FSA, cakes, sweet products, rat infestation

Comment on Glass Industry

Jan 10, 2013

[Market Analysis] A see-saw in prices has been seen in Chinese market of original sheet of float glass: the Central China market is not doing well under the influence of Shahe market, with some prices down by 2/weight case. In the South ...

Tags: Glass Industry, Glass, float glass, Glass market

A Portsmouth Baker Was Fined £5,000 and Banned From Operating a Food Business

Dec 18, 2012

A Portsmouth baker was fined £5,000 and banned from operating a food business in the UK after environmental health officers found a robin flying around his mice-infested premises. The ban was the last resort for environmental health ...

Tags: pests, Life ban, Portsmouth baker

Halloween Tricks Seem to Have Started Early This Year and Your Car Is Not Immune

Dec 10, 2012

Want to hear something spooky? Halloween tricks seem to have started early this year. And your car is not immune. Every October goblins, ghouls, and even zombies prowl the night and "trick" cars. But these cars aren't tricked out, they're ...

Tags: Halloween, car maintenance, permanent stains to cars

These Days, Our Homes Are Full of Toxic Substances, Chemicals, and Allergens

May 1, 2012

These days, our homes are full of toxic substances, chemicals, and allergens. According to the American Academy of Allergy Asthma & Immunology (AAAAI) more than half of the population of the United States suffers from some form of ...

Tags: Industry Knowledge, Learning Center, flooring

Solar Landscape Lights Use Cell to Charge a Battery Integrated Into The Light Fixture

Oct 31, 2011

Someone wants to add lighting to his/her front walkway and garden, but he/she doesn't have an outdoor outlet on the front of his/her house. Do solar-powered landscape lights or solar landscape lighting really work, or are they a gimmick? ...

Tags: Solar Light

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