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Spectrometer solutions

Carl Zeiss has two new solutions available which will make the use of its MCS500 and Corona diode array spectrometer series in the brewing and beverage industries.

Dutch drinks supplier selects cranberry

Recognising a gap in the Dutch market for red fruit drinks, Riedel Drinks, based in Ede, the Netherlands, researched and developed the light, fresh tasting fruit beverage to appeal to the 18­35age group.

Mould tool cuts schnapps shots cycle time

Mason Pinder's toolmaking skills have been put top the test by Bulmers, the Hereford, UK, cidermakers, when it launched its single-serve flavoured schnapps shots with the Sidekick chaser.

Lightning strikes ... in Italy

Asmall brewery based near Salisbury, UK, is wooing Italian bars in Milan, Rome and Turin with its range of speciality ales.

"Exercise hard, recover fast"

Recent trials have confirmed that a new sports recovery drink, developed by DSM Food Specialties, helps speed up recovery after intensive exercise.

Freezing technology means frozen raw dough is now as good as fresh

Previously, frozen raw dough could not match the quality of fresh made. But now, one of the latest developments in freezing technology has changed this ­ opening great possibilities for in-house bake-off stores.

freezing equipment saves space for fish processor

Expansion of freezing capacity is taking sole specialist Neerlandia Urk from 500tonnes per year to 50tonnes per week.

Edible oil plant's commitment to clean water

Negociación Industrial Santa Lucía, SA de CV, is a company in the foodstuffs sector which manufactures vegetable oils.

Successful outsourcing depends on careful selection of target markets

A new report suggests that the successful CROs of tomorrow willbe those that concentrate on the market areas that are witnessing cutting-edge research, focus on high growth categories such as mid-size pharma companies, and which strengthen client relationships through continuous improvement programmes.

Recombinant proteins as antigens

Developing a high-throughput technology platform to develop novel antigens from gene sequences was inspired by a lack of quality antibodies available on the market.

Assessing the future of non-invasive nasal drug delivery solutions

Pharmaceutical companies have recognised the advantages of nasal delivery and extended both their product development and the demands on devices to efficiently deliver substances that are potentially more potent and expensive. Chris Halling reports.

Custom Yeast two-hybrid screens for protein interactions

The yeast two-hybrid system has become an increasingly important tool to identify and map novel protein-protein interactions.

Europe trails US in contract research organisation market

The $2.60 billion European contract research organisations (CRO) market trails its $4.18 billion US counterpart.

professionalism is key to what makes a good scientific translator

The first and foremost quality of good translators is professionalism. They have to, according to AMR Scientific Translations:

"Digital automation for powerful, cost-effective production solutions"

When an Italian manufacturer of anti cancer compounds chose to update its automation systems, it turned to a supplier with a long track record of meeting FDA regulations. The result is a powerful, cost-effective solution.

New plant for bulk production and purification of insulin

A new E300 million plant in Denmark combines advanced control, three dimensional design,clean-in-place technology, water purification and sterilisation in one insulin production and purification plant. eLab takes a look inside.

A user friendly and safe way to dispose biohazard waste

INTEGRA Biosciences has developed the Vacusafe comfort to offer an affordable and clean solution for the safe disposalof biological waste.

LIMS owned by the lab delivers efficiency savings and better GMP

With over 2000 different raw materials being analysed in its laboratory, a busy pharmaceutical company decided that a LIMS system could be justified on the basis of anticipated efficiency savings and improved GMP. John Dickson and Peter Sheppard outline the project and show how laboratory personnel became a key part in its success.

Network remote control tailors to the need of light microscopy users

Dr Manfred Kässons looks at a new package which provides network remote control for light microscopy applications.

Why the autoclave is best for sterilisation

Sterilisation may be defined as the statistically complete destruction of all microorganisms including the most resistant bacteria and spores.

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