Articles By Karla Paris

  1. Flexible Packaging Solutions Bolster Product Sustainability 6/27/2014

    Advancements in flexible packaging provide better seals, allowing manufacturers to improve product shelf-life.

  2. Saputo Pushes For Strict Industry Reform Against Animal Abuse 6/23/2014

    Canadian dairy company has responded to a farm involved in animal abuse by no longer accepting its milk products.

  3. Mars And Grupo Bimbo Among Food Manufacturers Harvesting Benefits Of Wind Farm Technology 6/20/2014

    Use of renewable energy aids in fulfillment of manufacturers’ economic and environmental objectives.

  4. Nestle's Research Partners Solve The Soluble Powder Dissolution Riddle 6/19/2014

    Multinational food and beverage company takes steps through its research to improve texture, taste, and nutrient-delivery of its powder-based products.

  5. Supreme Court Rules In Favor Of Pom Wonderful In Battle Against Coca-Cola 6/18/2014

    In a unanimous decision, justices rule that POM Wonderful is able to proceed with its lawsuit alleging Coca-Cola took business from the juice maker with false and misleading juice labels.

  6. Cargill Will Move Sows To Group Housing By 2015 6/17/2014

    Public interest and a push for animal welfare have expedited Cargill’s goal for the group housing of swine

  7. Anheuser-Busch And MillerCoors Respond To The Call For Transparency Of Ingredients 6/16/2014

    Blogger with 44,000 petition signatures drives two of the world’s-largest beer makers to list ingredients in its brands.

  8. Pinnacle Foods Asks Rutgers To Reinvigorate Its Once Iconic Brands 6/13/2014

    Packaged-foods manufacturer finds help with university innovation to establish an on-site R&D facility.

  9. Nestlé's Chilled Coffees Cool Caffeinated European Consumers 6/13/2014

    With well over 3000 cups consumed every second, Nescafé is branching out with its launch of chilled coffees in the emerging European Market.

  10. Heinz And Ford Turn Tomato Skins To Automotive Parts 6/12/2014

    Partnership could give the ketchup maker a sustainable and profitable outlet to dispose of its processing waste.