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While companies use sensory evaluation to engineer better candies and meet bottom lines, anyone can learn from careful, thoughtful tasting; putting language to the experience can lead you closer to knowing what you like and don’t like. It’s why, as snobby as it can seem, wine tasting is an incredibly useful tool: The more wine you taste attentively, the more words you learn to associate with the kinds of wine you like, so the more easily you can choose bottles that will please you regardless of price. In this age of $12 chocolate bars and artisanal, well, everything, there’s great value in knowing your own palate and letting that, rather than labels or prices or marketing, guide you in the store or through a menu or wine list. The point of candy is joy — pure, unadulterated joy. And that joy shouldn’t be compromised just because you feel as if the “right” chocolate is the one that comes wrapped in hand-painted paper that looks as if it was trimmed by apprentices in Matisse’s workshop.

A look inside the Colombina plant shows how this old-fashioned corporate philosophy extends to the factory floor. In part to keep more workers employed, many of the hard candies at Colombina are still mixed and prepared by hand. The large vats, where workers stir cane sugar until it boils and takes on a glowing amber color, date back to before Bon Bon Bums had been created, as do the iron caldrons where the fruit extracts and amber sugar combine into highly pigmented neon globs. Workers in white aprons and brick-red rubber gloves hand-turn the candy — called caramelo at this stage — with long rods in order to cool them. The neon goo will be used to make Bon Bon Bums and Fruticas, candy drops sometimes shaped like hearts and lemons.

The SP Thermoformer portfolio comprises eight machines, the largest of which can handle web widths up to 620mm, indexes up to 250mm, and forming depths up to 100mm. The entire series is capable of handling variable web widths on a single machine. Dozens are currently in operation around the world, many with repeat customers.

Stone Mill contracts for its flaxseed and garbanzos. It sells seed and then contracts for grain from hundreds of farmers in a radius of 100 to 500 miles, depending on the year, between the U.S. and Canada. North Dakota is the No. 1 flax producing state, so the company is in the heart of that market.

On the basis of product type, the global side sealer machines market can be segmented as: Fully automatic side sealer machines,Semi- automatic side sealer machines,Manual sealing machine

I grew, as we say in Colombia, a punta de Bon Bon Bum. The strawberry lollipop was such a central part of my diet, I wouldn’t be surprised if I was made of equal parts Valle del Cauca sugar and red dye No.40. Bon Bon Bums (pronounced like the French bonbon and the English “boom”) are lollipops with a gum center made in tropical flavors commonly found in the country (maracuyá, watermelon, lulo, pineapple, mango). They are the star product of Colombina, the nation’s beloved candy company. Bon Bon Bums are exported to 90 countries, including all of South America, the Caribbean and even Papua New Guinea and China. In much of Latin America, the phrase has become shorthand to describe a body type (big butt and skinny legs), and all lollipops, no matter the brand, are known as bon bon bums. They are as central to growing up Hispano as receiving your first merengue lessons on New Year’s Eve from a drunk tío or tía who insists your life depends on your ability to sway your hips with swing. Shakira has been known to carry a few Bon Bon Bums at all times in her purse.

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Oxymoronic as it might sound, the dried fruits at Unpackt actually taste … fresh. They’re not like the tooth-breaking, wizened ones you typically get at the supermarket (having sat on the shelf for a long time); the dried fruits here are incredibly moist and soft. By buying these dried fruits straight from the supplier and cutting out the packaging process in between, Unpackt helps the dried fruits reach the consumer much quicker, in turn allowing the fruits to stay fresher. The dried fruits selection at Unpackt also moves pretty quickly each week, so you can be sure that you’re always getting a fresh batch here. Mulberries; sundried tomatoes; prunes; figs, and apricots are some of the dried fruits available here.

While the technology promises to save money, it could be a tough sell to some U.S. farmers because five years of bumper harvests have depressed prices for staples including corn and soybeans. U.S. farm incomes have dropped by more than half since 2013, reducing spending on equipment, seeds and fertilizer.

Some of the key players in the side sealer machines market are: Bosch Packaging Technology, Inc.,Optima Packaging Group,PDC International Corporation,Kliklok – Woodman International,Oregon Precision Industries, Inc,Serac, Inc.,Formost Fuji Corporation,Harpak-Ulma Packaging LLC,Frain Industries,Arpac Group,Nichrome Packaging Solutions

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