The International Production and & Processing Expo (IPPE—Atlanta, January 26–28, 2016), organized by the U.S. Poultry & Egg Association (USPOULTRY), will include a "Train the Trainer workshop on for poultry transporters and catch crews.
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Tuesday, October 20, 2015
Poultry Handling and Transportation Training Workshops Scheduled for USPOULTRY Expo
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Monday, September 28, 2015
PACK EXPO Event Focuses on Packaging Solutions for Meat and Food Industry
PACK EXPO Las Vegas 2015 (Las Vegas Convention Center, Sept. 28-30), billed as the largest event in the food packaging and processing industry, will host 30,000 attendees and over 2,000 exhibitors in more than 800,000 net square feet of exhibit space this year.
The event, owned and produced by the Association for Packaging and Processing Technologies (PMMI), focuses on the industry challenges of keeping up with the latest consumer trends, staying on top of safety and freshness concerns, and moving product from concept to plant to market faced by protein and food processors.
“In addition to focusing on consumer trends, protein and food processing professionals need to be up to speed on the latest food safety rules, whether they fall under the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) or rules from the US Department of Agriculture (USDA). PACK EXPO will provide access to suppliers and education that will make compliance easier,” says Jim Pittas, senior vice president, PMMI.
Exhibition Highlights
Meat producers can start the trip around the show floor in areas like the Processing Zone (Upper South Hall) a hub for processing equipment and front-of-line solutions that address safety and quality at the efficiency while maintaining needed productivity levels, including:
- State-of-the-art equipment and automation technologies for increased versatility and productivity
- Machinery specialized for hygienic processing
- Technologies that ensure chain of custody and safety
- Advances to increase speed and accuracy and provide modularity
- Materials and containers that preserve freshness, reduce waste and enhance your brand
Attendees can learn more about contract packaging and how it can improve operations at the Contract Packaging Sourcing Center (Booth C-1257), hosted by the Contract Packaging Association, spotlighting experts who can address packaging needs, show packaging samples and provide information on leading contract packagers.
The Brand Zone (Lower South Hall), which features materials and containers that shape winning brands, is a central point for attendees looking to improve product freshness or shelf appeal. Within The Brand Zone, the Showcase of Packaging Innovations®, sponsored by The Dow Chemical Company, will display award-winning packages from competitions around the world.
Educational Opportunities
The Center for Trends and Technology (Booth C-4829), organized by Rockwell Automation and its PartnerNetwork™, covers the newest in automation technology and smart manufacturing with displays and educational sessions. The PACK EXPO Innovation Stages (Booths C-1041, C-1045, C-1049) will showcase more than 40 educational sessions, and the Food Safety Summit Resource Center will also present seminars for protein producers:
- Advantages of Using Robotics and Advanced Sensing Technologies to Automatically Detect Leakers and How They Can Improve Line Performance Presented by Craig Souser, JLS Automation (Monday, Sept. 28, 3–3:30 p.m.; Booth C-1049)
- Basic Production Metrics Presented by Ted Andrew, Roka Bioscience (Tuesday, Sept. 29, 10:15–10:45 a.m.; Food Safety Summit Resource Center, Booth S-7632)
- Meat & Poultry Disinfection Using Ozone Presented by Gholamreza Zahedi, Ozone Solutions (Tuesday, Sept. 29, 1–1:30 p.m.; Booth C-1045)
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Saturday, September 26, 2015
Three Indiustry Leaders Launch New Trade Show Focused on Food & Beverage Manufacturing Technology
Debut of ProFood Tech Trade Show Slated for April 2017 at McCormick Place, Chicago
Three leading organizations in the food and beverage industry have announced the launch of ProFood Tech, a new event that will focus on processing technologies serving the industry. ProFood Tech will debut April 4-6, 2017, at McCormick Place, in Chicago, Ill.
Three leading organizations in the food and beverage industry have announced the launch of ProFood Tech, a new event that will focus on processing technologies serving the industry. ProFood Tech will debut April 4-6, 2017, at McCormick Place, in Chicago, Ill.
The event is powered by three of the world's trade show leaders — PMMI, The Association for Packaging and Processing Technologies; Koelnmesse; and the International Dairy Foods Association (IDFA). PMMI is the owner and producer of the PACK EXPO portfolio of trade shows and represents North American manufacturers of equipment, components and materials for processing and packaging. Koelnmesse organizes world leading trade shows for the food and beverage industries as well as for the food and beverage processing industries, such as Anuga and Anuga Food Tec in Cologne, Germany. IDFA is North America's largest dairy association, representing more than 85 percent of all North American manufacturing of dairy products.
"In assessing the current trade show landscape, we saw there was a need for a dedicated event that brings buyers together with leading worldwide manufacturers in the food and beverage industry," says Charles D. Yuska, president and CEO, PMMI. "ProFood Tech provides a venue to share the latest innovations and crossover technologies from multiple vertical markets within the food and beverage industry and will be that one-stop-shop featuring exhibits from both large companies that serve several customer segments and smaller niche companies with focus on more specific needs."
Exponential changes in technology are making it hard for food and beverage companies to keep up. ProFood Tech will provide a wide perspective on the food and beverage processing industry as a whole and feature cutting-edge solutions to the challenges the industry is facing every day on the plant floor.
More than a trade show, ProFood Tech provides both large and small suppliers the opportunity to build their businesses by breaking into new food and beverage markets, cementing their status as industry leaders and reaching a large group of customers at one event.
"In a close dialogue with leading technology suppliers from around the globe, we aim to create a market platform in the United States that is tailored to the requirements of domestic and foreign exhibitors and visitors," explains Gerald Böse, president and CEO of Koelnmesse. "Over a period of decades, Koelnmesse has established an excellent reputation worldwide as a trade show organizer, especially in the field of food products and food technology. Examples include the leading international trade fair Anuga, the world's biggest and most important trade show for the food industry, as well as related spin-offs around the world.
"ProFood Tech," Böse adds, "marks a further logical step in Koelnmesse's strategy aimed at offering expert support to our customers in various target markets in our role as a global service provider."
With an expansive show floor and enhanced educational programming led by IDFA, ProFood Tech will attract high-level buyers from every food and beverage sector.
"The opportunities for new ideas and breakthrough solutions are amazing when executives from related businesses come together to discuss, review and experience the innovations, products and services available today," says Connie Tipton, president and CEO of IDFA. "IDFA is proud to partner with these trade show leaders and to continue our tradition of bringing industry suppliers, processors and manufacturers together so they can find profitable business solutions, discover new technologies and see the innovations that are abundant in our industry."
Industry leaders, including Delkor Systems, Inc. and Tetra Pak, are excited about the opportunities that ProFood Tech will offer.
"As a longtime member of both IDFA and PMMI, Delkor is very pleased to see the attention and focus that ProFood Tech will bring to the North American food and beverage industry," says Dale Andersen, president and CEO of Delkor Systems, Inc. "Koelnmesse's outstanding reputation as a trade show organizer only strengthens this collaboration."
"As a world leader in processing and packaging technologies, Tetra Pak is excited about the potential ProFood Tech holds," says Carla Fantoni, vice president of communications for Tetra Pak U.S. and Canada. "The joint efforts of PACK EXPO, Anuga and IDFA clearly demonstrate a commitment from these three leading organizations to establish a trusted brand serving all food and beverage categories. We think this consolidated approach will help suppliers and customers alike make the most of the show."
ProFood Tech is a totally unique endeavor with the collaboration of three of the world's leading industry organizations, all with ownership of this initiative. The new show will combine the unrivaled experience and recognition of PACK EXPO, Anuga and IDFA to create an event that will be unprecedented in its ability to address all of the issues facing food and beverage processing operations in the North American marketplace like sustainability, improved operations and food safety.
For more information about ProFood Tech, visit profoodtech.com or contact communications@pmmi.org.
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