Food Manufacturing
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FM Weekly
 
  October 5, 2026
 
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Two industrial workers in white protective suits and respirators at a manufacturing facility with Manufacturing Now logo

The incident involved two chemicals that "don't go together."

 

 
Hormel Foods storefront sign with red text and green decorative border featuring parsley leaf icon

The company expects the move to bolster its protein portfolio and foodservice operations.

 
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer badge featuring gold eagle, shield, and Department of Homeland Security seal on uniform

Beef prices have soared to record highs in the past year.

 

Most food manufacturers focus on visible hygiene risks. But airborne particles can continue moving through production environments long after a process has finished, influencing food safety, compliance, and audit readiness.

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Traditional heating or cooling causes thermal degradation – compromising flavor, color, and texture. Munters targets moisture directly, preserving delicate nutrients and meeting FDA compliance. Talk to an expert today.

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The company’s chief operating officer will take over the top job at the beginning of next year.

 
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The $42 million project is expected to create over 80 jobs.

 
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Industry ties are common among researchers who criticize how ultra-processed foods are classified.

 

VAC-U-MAX Signature Series plug & play vacuum conveyors in one bundle: Vacuum Receiver, Vacuum Producer, Control Panel, Hose & Wand. Ideal for powders, granulars, flakes, food ingredients. Ready for fast installation. 

 
United States and Canadian flags overlapping, showing red and white stripes with stars and maple leaf symbols

The ban further escalates the trade war with America's longtime ally and trading partner.

 
Low Res Sensor

The technology enables manufacturers to easily monitor the quality of cookies and other foods.

 
Oatly containers at a grocery store in North Miami, Fla., May 18, 2021.

Oatly has splashed messaging from the "89 Percent Project" on its cartons.

 

Built for demanding food manufacturing environments, Suncor Stainless tie-down rings deliver strong, low-profile anchor points that help secure equipment, reduce snagging, withstand washdowns, and keep production areas cleaner, safer, and more efficient.

 
Baker Kevin Luce makes pastries in Saint-Just-en-Chaussee, France, Sept. 24, 2026.

The government is trying to help, but it may not be enough.

 
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The retail giant is aiming to assuage customers' fears about its new pricing technology.

 
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The interstate criminal enterprise showed all the trappings of organized crime.

 

 
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