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DuPont to Sell Food Safety Diagnostics Business to Hygiena

Dec 16, 2016

DuPont Nutrition & Health has announced that it will sell its global food safety diagnostics business to a Warburg Pincus portfolio company Hygiena. However, the financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed. The acquisition ...

Tags: DuPont, Food Safety, Hygiena

Vetter Installs New Clinical Syringe Line at Skokie Facility in Us

Dec 15, 2016

Vetter has installed new clinical syringe line at its Skokie facility in the US, as part of its efforts to expand operations to meet increasing customer demand. The new line has been already used to manufacture multiple batches for use in ...

Tags: Vetter, Clinical Syringe

Ganeden Secures Non-Gmo Project Verification for Probiotic Ingredient

Sep 21, 2016

Ganeden has again broken new ground with the announcement that GanedenBC30 has earned Non-GMO Project Verification. The international ingredient manufacturer worked with the Non-GMO Project to put its probiotic strain through rigorous ...

Tags: Ganeden, GanedenBC30, Non-GMO Project

Well Integrated Supply Chain Props up Taiwan as World's No. 2 Fastener Maker

Aug 8, 2016

The payoff of Taiwanese fastener makers' effort on going upmarket is a major growth drive for the industry's sustainable development (in the photo are the high-strength, quality-approved bolts and fixings for rail construction). Although ...

Tags: Fastener, industrial parts

Arla Foods Opens € 40m Hydrolysate Manufacturing Plant in Denmark

Jun 27, 2016

Danish dairy products producer Arla Foods has opened its €40m facility located in Nr. Vium, Denmark to strengthen its position in the global dairy protein hydrolysates sector. The facility has a capacity to produce nearly 4,000 ...

Tags: Arla Foods, global dairy protein, health benefits

Bacteria Found Living on International Space Station: U.S. Space Agency Study

Dec 29, 2015

Opportunistic bacterial pathogens, including those linked to inflammations or skin irritations, have been found living on the International Space Station, according to a study conducted by the U.S. space agency NASA. "Where there are ...

Tags: Bacteria, International Space Station

Hybrid Yeasts Help Alter Aroma of End Chocolate Product, Finds Study

Nov 26, 2015

Belgian researchers from University of Leuven and the Flanders Institute for Biotechnology have found that the yeasts used to ferment cocoa during chocolate manufacture can help alter the aroma of the end chocolate product. The research ...

Tags: Chocolate Product, yeasts, cocoa beans

Julien Vandelli Finds Magic in Traditional Medicine

Oct 29, 2015

French sportsman Julien Vandelli didn't foresee that he would spend five years reading the abstruse ancient Chinese medical text Huangdi Neijing in a Chinese university, where he practices acupuncture and medical massage. However, the ...

Tags: Sportsman, Traditional Medicine, acupuncture

Sportsman Finds Magic in Traditional Medicine

Oct 6, 2015

French sportsman Julien Vandelli didn't foresee that he would spend five years reading the abstruse ancient Chinese medical text Huangdi Neijing in a Chinese university, where he practices acupuncture and medical massage. However, the ...

Tags: Traditional Medicine, vitamin injections

Blue LEDs' Promise in Preserving Foods in Fridges

Jul 18, 2015

A team of scientists from the National University of Singapore (NUS) has found that blue light emitting diodes (LEDs) have strong antibacterial effect on major foodborne pathogens, and are most effective when in cold temperatures (between ...

Tags: Blue LED, LED Light, Fridges

Newly Added Capabilities of Sterilization Validation Services

Jan 22, 2015

Sterilization Validation Services Sterilization Validation Services (SVS) announces their newly added capabilities. Sterilization Validation Services (SVS) which provides validation and support services to the Pharmaceutical, Medical ...

Tags: equipment selection, medical device packaging systems, Health

Polyester Clothes Stink More Than Cotton Clothes After Work-out

Sep 10, 2014

Polyester clothes stink more than cotton clothes after work-out, as bacteria that cause the bad smell grow more on polyester clothes, according to a report by the journal Applied and Environmental Microbiology. According to the research, ...

Tags: Polyester Clothes, T-shirts

Food Microbiology Laboratories Can Now Confidently Test to a Recognized Standard

May 9, 2014

Food microbiology laboratories can now confidently test to a recognized standard for Salmonella species with the Thermo Scientific SureTect Salmonella Species Assay, which has been granted an NF validation certificate by AFNOR Certification ...

Tags: Food Pathogens, Salmonella

The Urban Legend That Food Picked up Seconds After Being Dropped on The Floor

Mar 14, 2014

Researchers in Britain say the urban legend that food picked up seconds after being dropped on the floor has fewer bacteria is, in fact, true. Anthony Hilton, a professor of microbiology at Aston University in England, monitored the ...

Tags: Health, Medicine, Drop Food, Carpeting, bacterial

Ray Archuleta Says The Earth Is Sick

Mar 13, 2014

Ray Archuleta says the earth is sick. It is in this condition, he says, in large measure due to our disregard of natural principles in our approach to agriculture. Archuleta is a conservation agronomist with the Natural Resource ...

Tags: increase soil function, no-till, lower soil temperatures

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