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31 May 2021

Spread into a growing market

By Staff Writer

The changing needs of consumers in the Middle East and Africa mean that spreadable cheese is now a key opportunity for food producers in the cheese category. However, category challenges exist: Spreadable cheese products must offer convenience, high-quality taste, nutrition, affordability and differentiation if producers are to meet consumers’ demands. Category growth The global cheese...
19 May 2021

Spread the word: Opportunities in spreadable cheese

By Staff Writer

The global cheese market continues to thrive. Consumption is growing worldwide, reflecting the overall rising demand for healthy dairy products as economies develop and living standards improve. Ambient spreadable cheese is a key part of this. It is an expanding category that is creating innovative application opportunities that reflect lifestyle changes. Click here for Tetra...
14 May 2021

Tetra Pak launches 14 new state-of-the-art lines for cheese manufacturers

By Staff Writer

Tetra Pak has developed 14 new Best Practice Lines (BPLs) for cheese manufacturers, the latest of which is specifically customised for Cottage cheese. The other cheeses that will benefit from these BPLs include Mozzarella, Semi-hard cheese, Cheddar, and Fresh cheese production. Together, these cheese types make up 79% of all cheese volumes and have a...
13 May 2021

Tetra Pak SA welcomes next step in circular economy journey

By Staff Writer

Tetra Pak South Africa has welcomed Section 18 Regulations to the National Environmental Management: Waste Act (NEMWA) which came into effect from 5 May 2021. The Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) aspect of NEMWA will see existing producers being able to register with the Department of Environment, Forestry and Fisheries although the regulations will be implemented...
15 Dec 2020

Tetra Pak scores a double A for tackling climate change

By Staff Writer

Tetra Pak has been recognised for leadership in corporate sustainability by global environmental non-profit CDP, securing a place on its prestigious A List for tackling climate change, as well as acting to protect forests – two of the three environmental themes covered by CDP. Tetra Pak is the only company in the carton packaging sector...
23 Sep 2020

Tetra Pak introduces innovative, low energy JNSD processing line

By Staff Writer

Tetra Pak has launched a first-of-its-kind low-energy processing line for juice, nectar and still drinks (JNSD) that uniquely combines pasteurisation, filtration and UV light to treat beverages in two separate streams, which are aseptically blended together into the final beverage. Rather than pasteurise the whole product volume, the new production line separates out water and...
04 Dec 2019

Waste To Wonder: Using ‘trash’ To Transform Public Space

By Staff Writer

Every year theMAAK, a design-lead architecture studio based in Woodstock, Cape Town, facilitates an experimental Design & Make programme called Follies in the Veld (FITV). During the fast-paced two-week course they collaborate with other makers, thinkers and doers to collectively design and build a large scale folly (a temporary spatial installation). Each year a specific...
06 Nov 2019

Tetra Pak opens €25 million cheese production facility in Poland

By Staff Writer

Tetra Pak has opened a €25 million site with sales, engineering and manufacturing facilities for cheese production solutions in Poland.
11 Jun 2019

Accurate dairy protein with first in-line standardisation analyser

By Staff Writer

Tetra Pak and FOSS have created an advanced version of the Tetra Pak Standardisation unit that provides accurate dairy protein and fat measurement and control.
25 Feb 2019

Tetra Pak to showcase sustainability and digitalisation solutions at Propak Africa 2019

By Staff Writer

Tetra Pak will showcase its digitalisation and sustainability technologies at Propak Africa2019 in Hall 6, stand 6A14.
30 Nov 2017

Tetra Pak’s carton equity

By Staff Writer

More than 60 per cent of consumers agree that glass packaging is better for the environment than other types of packaging. Tetra Pak believes this is erroneous as life cycle assessments (LCA) on carton indicate it is environmentally friendlier than glass.
25 Oct 2017

Tetra Pak demonstrates future readiness

By Staff Writer

Tetra Pak is displaying its range of processing, packaging, and distribution solutions at Propak Cape 2017 at stand D54 in Hall 1.
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