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Beverage Processing supplement 2014
David Berryman discusses the use of fruit juices as natural colouring agents, and Paul Hughes looks at improving the nonbiological stability of beer...
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New multi-purpose dry film lubricant approved for use in “Clean Industry” Applications
8 October 2013 | By Bel-Ray Company
Polytetrafluoroethylene which offers one of the lowest coefficients of friction against a solid surface...
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Food Grade Lubricants supplement 2013
2 September 2013 | By Ashlee Breitner, Muhammad Munir Chaudry
Ashlee Breitner explains how to avoid labelling confusion, Muhammad Munir Chaudry discusses halal certification guidelines for food grade lubricants, and food grade lubricant experts discuss the latest developments in our roundtable...
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Food grade lubricants and the ELGI – NLGI
3 December 2008 | By Anuj Mistry, TLP Development Manager, Bel-Ray Company, Inc. and Chairman of ELGI- NLGI Food Grade Lubricants Working Group
Lubricants to be used in the production, processing, packaging and distribution of food, beverages, pharmaceuticals, personal care products and any other ‘clean’ products may be registered as meeting certain criteria that make them safe for use in these industries. A lubricant qualifies as food grade when, in the event of…
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Food grade lubricants – are they environmentally friendly and biodegradable?
23 May 2007 | By Dr Mary Moon, Bel-Ray Company, Inc
Needs unique to the food processing industry have motivated the development of food grade lubricants.1-4 These lubricants are formulated to minimise risks associated with unavoidable occasional trace contamination in food and beverages. Well-defined regulations specify standards for food grade lubricants in certain nations.1,5 A new international standard for food processing…
