Breaking Barriers to the Whisky World

Alistair Moncrieff, Co-Founder, Whisky Partners The global whisky industry is projected to reach a value of $127 billion by 2028. This indicates a robust and expanding market. For consumers, industry players, and investors, there is a significant opportunity to jump on this momentum and change the face of the industry for the better. Opening Doors […]

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Spokesperson: Jo Taylorson, head of marketing and product management, Kingsland Drinks

Overview  The drinks industry is facing challenges from all angles, from global disasters affecting local supply chains, and turbulence from soaring materials and duty costs, to changes in personal alcohol consumption and a tough economic climate businesses and consumers are grappling with. However, with the right understanding of insights, product development, clear communication and appealing branding and design, drinks producers and suppliers can tune […]

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Heat regeneration should be key consideration

By Matt Hale, International Sales and Marketing Director, HRS Heat Exchangers Many industrial processes require energy, but only a portion of that energy input is used for each operation such as pasteurisation or evaporation. Unused energy is wasted, often passing to the environment as hot gas or liquid. However, by using heat exchangers, it is […]

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Top tips to reduce food waste during processing

By Matt Hale, International Sales & Marketing Director, HRS Heat Exchangers  According to some estimates, over a third of all the food produced globally is wasted. The UK generates around 9.5 million tonnes of food waste a year, of which some 1.5 million tonnes (16%) comes from manufacturing1. While not all of this material is […]

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Don’t Be Complacent About Hygiene in the Post-COVID Era: The Benefits of Full Facility Disinfection Across Air, Water, and Surfaces

By Ken Kershner, Global Commercial Director, Nuvonic The world would like to forget COVID and return to normal like a pandemic never happened. And that’s understandable. But we should not overcompensate and forget that bacteria, fungi, and viruses of myriad types are still with us and will continue to cause harm locally and occasionally globally. […]

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