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    Courtesy of Flexicon
    Singabera's twin bulk bag weigh batch dischargers with flexible screw conveyor systems have doubled the company's capacity over previous manual methods.
    Jhuning Chng
    Aug. 21, 2025
    An Indonesian drink mix producer achieves a 100% production capacity increase while reducing labor by 70% by installing twin bulk bag discharging and conveying lines.

    Powder & Bulk Processing

    Courtesy of BinMaster
    Cloud-based bulk inventory management software pairs with sensors to track liquid or solid levels inside storage vessels and is accessible via PC or mobile app.
    Courtesy of Jenike & Johanson
    Considering how materials such as this activated carbon will flow through a process and between processing steps without hangups is critical to designing a successful system.
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    Courtesy of Prater Industries
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    Nate Todd
    April 3, 2024
    Ongoing efforts to ban the ubiquitous pigment TiO2 do not align with recent statements from international regulatory agencies.
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    Tod Myers
    March 19, 2024
    Effective sampling provides the accuracy and repeatability needed to prevent contamination and product recalls in bulk solids food processes.
    Courtesy of Spiroflow
    Del Williams
    March 13, 2024
    Best practice strategies to help food and beverage processors increase productivity and profit by upgrading critical bulk bag filling equipment.
    Courtesy of Fortress Technology
    Nate Todd
    March 7, 2024
    X-ray and metal detection and magnetic separation systems can be critical for ensuring product safety and maintaining brand reputation.
    Courtesy of K-State Olathe
    Nate Todd
    Feb. 20, 2024
    Kansas State University opens a new Bulk Solids Technology Center at the university’s Olathe campus near Kansas City.