Food & Drink Matters 122 September

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manufacturing | logistics | hospitality | retail Tel: 01562 756960 – www.foodanddrinkmatters.co.uk – 2016 – issue 122

Inside this issue:

Lorien adds to business development team

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op 10 BBC Good Foods Summer Show, Lovejars.co.uk is everything that the artisan or home preserve maker could need at the very best prices – a wide range of British and European glass jars and bottles, plus equipment, on-line label designing, classes and industry information.

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orien Engineering Solutions, the Burton on Trent based engineering design and project management firm, has appointed a business development manager to further grow its established reputation in the food and drink sector.

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Matthew Hidderley (pictured), an Aston University MBA graduate, has joined Lorien following various commercial roles including a holiday park general manager in the Peak District and over 10 years at a leading science and technology park, where he headed up a marketing and sales team. He will be working with Lorien’s team of engineers to strengthen and establish relationships with both existing and prospective clients in the industry. Lorien specialises in capital projects for food, brewing, drinks, life sciences, biotech and safety compliance, and sustainability. It is a division of GP Strategies Corporation, a global engineering & technical services organisation headquartered in Maryland USA. Food and drink is the firm’s largest sector by revenue, with a specialist team handling projects from study phase through design and procurement to final commissioning and handover.

Matthew has joined the firm’s UK office in Burton during a period of growth; Lorien has also recently recruited a senior project manager and a further business development manager to focus on life sciences manufacturing and discovery. The company is also in the process of adding senior staff to its Packaging, Utilities, Safety Compliance and Site Safety Management teams. Contact www.gpstrategies.com

Thermal Solutions For Industry

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Insulation Technology: Insulated covers are developed with the customer to protect items which need to be protected in pristine condition whilst outside of the refrigerated area. This cover can help solve the problems created by shortage of chiller space during daily deliveries.

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Its insulating properties maintain chill products at the correct temperature for many hours whilst outside the chill room.

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1stWebbing find bespoke technical textile solutions in all areas of industry. We supply high quality webbings in any size and colour in Polyprop, Cotton, Polyester Nylon, Carbon.

4-5 Hospitality & Catering Matters 8-9 Food & Drink Expo Review Top 20 15-18 Manufacturing & Machining Matters 19-21 Print & Packaging News

We are specialist suppliers of Spacer Fabric with 650 different grades in the data base. Uses vary from medical to filtration. The many years of experience in this field have lead 1stWebbing to develop a whole range of additional products involving textiles and have had particular success with a range of bespoke logistics products currently in use with mainstream retailers.

Please contact 01763 245721 for more details or email sales@1stwebbing.com

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Rosie from Rosie Makes Jam and The Guild of Jam & Preserve Makers is our resident expert who informs our decisions on the best way to supply what suits the preserve maker, at whatever level. Rosie’s Pantry is the place to look for design-led Jarcessories™ for the home producer, while the Artisan Shop caters for box to pallet quantities reflected in the competitive prices. Delivery is fast and free over £100 spend. Label Designer Pro™, with the unique QUID calculator, makes designing and

printing the labels for your business quick and very cost-effective. The template is laid out to be compliant with the law so you can be confident that what you design is correct. Pay for your download then print away to your heart’s content – nothing more to pay. If the law and regulations baffle then look at our Professional Training Days – a whole day of information and advice, tailored to the small artisan producer. Soon to be available by webinar. Contact: Rosemary Jameson T 01572 723723 www.lovejars.co.uk

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PECTRO Analytical Instruments today announced its new line of SPECTRO XEPOS spectrometers, representing a quantum leap in energy dispersive X-ray fluorescence (ED-XRF) technology and providing breakthrough advances in the multi-elemental analysis of major, minor, and trace element concentrations.

New developments in excitation and detection introduced with the new SPECTRO XEPOS ED-XRF spectrometers deliver outstanding sensitivity and detection limits and yield remarkable gains in precision and accuracy. The analysers excel at critical tasks from rapid screening elemental analysis for environmental and waste sampling to demanding applications in research, academia, and geological science. They support precise product quality control at-line for a variety of applications such as chemical and

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petrochemical production, and the manufacture of cement, cosmetics, food, pharmaceuticals, and more. Optional AMECARE M2M (machine-to-machine) support extends the new analysers’ self-diagnostic functions with proactive alerts, backed up by direct connection with a remote SPECTRO service expert’s PC. For more information, visit: www.spectro.com/xepos or email: spectro.info@ametek.com. SPECTRO Analytical Instruments is a leading global supplier of analytical instruments employing XRF, Arc/Spark, ICP-OES, and ICP-MS technology for the elemental analysis of materials in industry, research, and academia.


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