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1. JBS and DSM partner to substantially reduce methane emissions in beef

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JBS, the world's largest protein sector company, introduces in its chain value a new nutritional solution which reduces enteric methane emissions from cattle JBS, the world's second-largest food company ...

2. 46% of European consumers have significantly reduced their meat consumption, according to the latest Smart Protein survey

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... under 40% of European consumers intended to consume less meat in the near future. Around 30% of consumers stated that they intend to reduce their dairy consumption. 73% of flexitarians had substantially ...

3. Commentary from COP27: Replacing conventional meat and dairy products will go a long way towards tackling climate change  

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... the potential to prevent up to 11.5 million diet-related deaths annually and substantially reduce the risk of zoonotic diseases.  Fortunately, there are now many tasty options to replace meat and dairy ...

4. Industry 4.0 – From Vision to Reality

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... measures – to so-called “predictive maintenance”. The benefits are a higher machine and plant availability, substantially reduced downtime risks, higher operational and production safety as well as considerably ...

5. IT Software Delivers Ideal Solution

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... unnecessary detours anymore and in the past months, we could substantially reduce the motorway tolls due,” comments Manfred. The control functionalities integrated into the solution mean Manfred can track ...

6. Automated Carrier Solution for Pre-Packaged Food

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... one minute.   Combined with complementary conveyor systems, this creates a powerful transport, storage and sorting system that substantially reduces manpower requirements. For further processing, such ...

7. Plastic packaging: an asset to our green economy

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... On the other hand, plastic is light, robust and requires substantially less energy to manufacture, offering a lower carbon footprint when compared to cardboard. “Furthermore, rigid plastics can be recycled ...