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The move follows a successful trial at the supermarket using the waste tomato vine leaves last year. Waitrose Duchy cherry tomatoes will be sold in the special tray from mid-June.

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Basu said one area of pulse processing that needs improvement is dealing with the byproduct, which currently has little value.

SP Thermoforming, the North American brand of UK-based Riverside Medical Packaging. Ltd., introduced a line of flexible and rigid blister thermoforming machines featuring a potentially game-changing concept: carousel design. A departure from linear, meters-long chain-pulled thermoformers, the SP Series performs all necessary functions via a rotating drum through its radial workstations.

Is it possible to both understand AND enjoy regulatory news? Yes! Our regulatory watchdog breaks down the latest developments, but with a twist. Attorney Eric Greenberg, whose practice includes packaging law and food and drug law, summarizes new regulatory activities but also provides his unique and entertaining commentary.

A year ago, the company hired Jessica Schutt, a Dickinson, N.D., native, as director of food safety and quality. Schutt holds a doctorate in pharmacy from North Dakota State University.

“I am not under any illusion that we are engaged in a very serious war. A war that could mean anything; it could mean even the lives of these officers and some of us,” Matiangi said last week during the crackdown.

In another post last month, Whiter featured his friend Ken Okoroafor, who arrived in the UK from Nigeria at the age of 14, speaking poor English, lived in a bedsit and encountered daily racism. Twenty years later, he too is financially independent. If Okoroafor could do it, suggested Whiter, anyone could. But he went on to make a more general point – that everyone, whatever their circumstances, can do something to improve their situation. “Sometimes, people tell me that not everyone can get to financial independence,” he writes. “I file that information under ‘N’ for ‘No shit, Sherlock’. Not everyone can run a marathon in three hours either. But more people would be able to run five or 10 miles if they put down the doughnuts and went for a run.”

And even the deepest sea creatures can’t escape plastic pollution; samples taken by scientists at the Scottish Association for Marine Science off the Western Isles found that 48% of creatures had plastic in them, at a depth of 2,000 m. It was mostly polyethylene and polyesters from shopping bags and clothing - which makes it was into water via washing machine waste water - as well as microplastics, small pieces of plastic that have degraded from larger pieces and the small plastic beads found in cleaning products.

The global molecular imaging market is expected to witness robust growth during the forecast period. This growth is expected to be primarily

A beloved candy bar somewhat like a Kit Kat, the Coffee Crisp is manufactured at a Nestlé factory in Toronto and isn’t distributed anywhere outside the country, much to the chagrin of its rabid American fans. Back in 2000, a Milwaukee man named John Flaig created a petition asking the company to bring the candy bar to the United States. Six years later, Nestlé relented and started selling it south of the border, but with a different wrapper. (They also pulled the ‘‘nice, light snack’’ tagline.) But sadly, it didn’t last: These days Americans who want one have to cross the border.