• 27 SEP 16

      Want to be Part of a Great British Success Story?

      Since being presented with the prestigious Queen’s Award for Enterprise in the International Trade¹ category in 2013, Mettler Toledo Safeline X-ray has grown rapidly. To meet increasing worldwide demand for our food, beverage and pharmaceutical quality assurance technologies…

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      • 20 SEP 16

      Metal Detection or X-ray Inspection – Which One’s Right for You?

      Making the Right Choice for Product Safety and Quality Control

      systems have traditionally been the first line of defence to detect and reject contaminated products before they leave the factory. However, the technologies offer differing capabilities and deciding which product inspection solution to purchase can initially seem bewildering.

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      • 13 SEP 16

      7 Easy Ways Service Support Reduces the Risk of Non-Compliance

      Holding a Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI)-approved certification and complying with local regulations are vital to remain competitive in today’s increasingly globalized food trade network. Common to these is the requirement for manufacturers to provide a processing environment which minimises the risks of product contamination.

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      • 06 SEP 16

      X-ray Systems Help Snack Start-up Succeed From Day One

      Product safety is paramount to Riverside Natural Foods, particularly as the company’s MadeGood brand of granola bars is designed to provide a healthy snacking experience for children.

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      • 30 AUG 16

      3 Ways Product Inspection Equipment Can Help You Meet the FSMA’s Latest Requirements

      The Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) was signed into US law in January 2011 and represents the first major reform of food safety laws in more than 70 years.

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      • 23 AUG 16

      Boost OEE and Find Smaller Metal Contaminants

      ‘Product effect’ (a phenomenon where the type of product being inspected can itself hinder the inspection technology’s capability to identify a particular contaminant) has long been a problem for food manufacturers.

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