Earlier this month, the CDC confirmed it was investigating an outbreak of E. coli across the Midwest, with many sick people reported eating sandwiches from a national fast-food chain. E. coli is short for Escherichia coli, which can be a harmful bacteria found in contaminated food and cause several health issues. While federal officials work to determine the origin, food safety officials say there are methods food processing plants can use to prevent future outbreaks.
The Food and Beverage industry is constantly adapting to new fads and manufacturing changes. What may seem like minor changes to the ordinary consumer may dramatically affect a company’s throughput. In this article, CBT Specialists discuss the top trends they are seeing in the Food and Beverage world.
The inaugural More than MFG Expo, hosted by CBT Company, was a tremendous success. Over the course of the event, about 1,000 attendees filled the Sharonville Convention Center to meet and connect with representatives from 65 exhibitor booths and interact with eleven featured speakers and panelists.
What do coal mines and food safe motors have in common? Find out in the last installment of our hygienic design series, Washed Down, Not Washed Up.
IN THIS EPISODE: Host Larry Hecker interviews Matt Rodebush, the Global Segment Manager for Food & Beverage at Baldor Reliance. The two discuss Baldor’s line food-safe, washdown motors and Matt shares an unusual use-case.
If anyone knows the ins and outs of the world of sanitation and hygienic design, its CBT partner, Rockwell Automation.
There is a lot to know about the world of sanitation and we are so fortunate to have our in-house expert, Larry Hecker, and the help of our industry-leading supplier partners to keep us up to date. Learn more about hygienic design in the third episode of our podcast.
Sanitation and hygienic design Standards are frequently changing. Don’t let your facility fall behind!
It’s finally here – the CBT podcast you’ve been waiting for! Our array of hosts and topics will cover more than just manufacturing. Hence the title – More Than MFG.
