Efficient, Sustainable Heat Supply
How food processing companies can use heat pumps to reduce their energy costs, achieve climate targets and remain competitive in the long term.
Anuga FoodTec Magazine
The digital magazine offers news, insights, trend reports, interviews and background information on current themes of the foodtec industry. Once a month, new specialised content with changing focal points will be published. The focus is thereby on the main themes of Anuga FoodTec.
How food processing companies can use heat pumps to reduce their energy costs, achieve climate targets and remain competitive in the long term.
The use of heat recovery systems promises both financial and ecological benefits for the food industry.
The shift from fossil fuels to renewable energies also extends to the food sector. What role can hydrogen play in this process?
The ProFry industrial fryer system from Gea sets new technological standards with its patented, automatic inline oil measurement.
New technology for cavitation extraction in the counter-current area – efficient extraction impresses experts from the food industry.
Kathrin Eckhardt on the advantages of a new temperature control system for sealing dairy products.
The EEASY lid is an aluminium lid for preserving jars that reduces the vacuum seal by simply pressing a button on the lid.
Manufacturers of packaging machines are paving the way for more sustainable food packaging with innovative solutions.
Handtmann packs sauces and pastes in natural alginate. This avoids plastic waste and wins gold at the International FoodTec Award 2024.
TOMRA's Foreign Material Identification (FMID) solution uses artificial intelligence and cloud technology in real time.
Cooperation between WHO and BfR will increase food safety in an era of global commodity flows and improve the nutrition of people around the world.
Polytaksys has developed a self-powered nanofilm processor that displays the opening time as a smart label and indicates a dynamic BBD.
Robot-aided automation and gripping technology are becoming increasingly important in the food industry.
GEA and OmegaLambdaTec are cooperating to develop AI-based sustainability solutions for water management in dairies.
VEGA is involved in the Single Pair Ethernet Alliance (SPE) in order to offer customers the best possible networking in digital infrastructures.
Accelerate processes, save energy and sustainably increase operational efficiency in deep-freeze warehouses with automation, AI and robotics.
Chelmer Foods Transforms Pallet Management, Enhancing Efficiency and Customer Satisfaction with Tosca’s Pooled Reusable Plastic Pallets.
Powerful AI functions can simplify intralogistics processes.
The SuperSustain international research project is investigating how supermarkets can promote sustainability in consumption and production.
Yeastup AG extracts vegan proteins for human nutrition from brewery by-products in a sustainable circular process.
Which of today's trends have the potential to influence the food sector in 2035, and what might this look like?