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Phil BourqueU.S.
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Food engineering questions that involve mixing emulsions, gums, starches, slurries, and thick pastes. | |
J. Peter ClarkAfghanistan
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How various processed foods are made; ways to improve manufacturing; how to make a new food product. | |
subodh kumar singhIndia
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I have an experience in biscuit manufacturing .If you have any technical question in respect of plant and machinery ,Ican help you out | |
Jim PfisterU.S.
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Food Engineering/Manufacturing, Food Packaging/Distribution, Engineering Beverage Lines, Reducing operating cost of packaging lines while increasing efficiency. Lean Manufacturing. Incorporating new package technology into existing operations. Training staff to achieve smooth transition from "start-up" to full production. Managing complex projects across multi-disciplinary lines. Equipment PreShipment Factory Acceptance testing and Commissioning programs for new equipment. |
Ken, An issue often not mentioned are the personal safety issues with people handling red hot bottles! Beyond that, the usual ones have to do with getting bottle labels to stay adhered to a hot bottle
Tim, A good place to start is Pacifica Foods. They are located in Corona. Talk to Ken or Mark Sorenson, they should be able to help. Please tell them I referred you. 951-371-3123 ken@pacificafoods
One of our first customers was a company called MedPharmex. They are located in Pomona, CA. They make animal pharmaceuticals, but they do not made food items. If you want to make a food product for
You can get a lot of help from the department of food science at the University of Arkansas. Ask for the extension professor. You probably should find a co-manufacturer who has the right equipment. Hot
John, I used to have to source this stuff for a soup company years ago. First, I always check out used equipment vendors. This works especially well now because of the internet - plus, unfortunately -

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