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The 50th NationalChemical Industry Forum was completed perfectly in Mexico City on October 19, 2018. This forum is hosted by ANIQ, the biggest chemical industry association in Mexico, so it is the largest chemical industry event in Mexico and has caught many attentions around the world several months before it started on Oct. 18. Due to various changes in the chemical industry and the upcoming general election of president, this year, the forum may have great influence in the future development, and was much more emphasized than ever by attracting many chemical giants. 50th National Chemical Industry Forum As one of the five sponsors, OKCHEM had a chance to get a booth in the forum to display the products and services on okchem.com, and had achieved great success in the two-day event. OKCHEM had not only sucessfully presented itself as a leading B2B platform for global chemical business, but also helped three quality suppliers promote their products and win potential customers. OKCHEM with participants For example, on the first day of the forum, a fertilizer customer ( from Vera Cruz ) came to our booth 3 times because he was very interested in our platform okchem.com and the product sample from Jiangsu Qingting Washing Products Co.,Ltd. During the meeting gaps, OKCHEM attracted many key persons from international renowned companies in the chemical industry like Covestro, BASF and SOLVAY etc, and introduced them about our solutions to both the chemical buers and suppliers. Many of them had shown great interests to our services and had left the contact information for further cooperation. OKCHEM with Mr. Eduardo Vásquez from BASF Besides the key players in the industry, OKCHEM had also left a very good impression to the local departments of government and related organizations. OKCHEM with Mr. Ildefonso Guajardo from Ministry of Economy of Mexico In this forum, OKCHEM had deep conversations with about 60 companies from differents industries like plastic, food additive, parmaceutical, water treatment, fertilizer and logistics service etc,. After the event, we will continue to follow their needs and promot our platform and our suppliers in the Mexican market.
Four new distribution partners - Atom FZCO, Alawsaj General Trading Co Ltd, Gusto and Brenntag Saudi Arabia - have been appointed to market Palsgaard’s emulsifier and stabiliser solutions across the Middle East. The new agreements, which were announced ahead of the Gulfood Manufacturing trade show and commenced recently, were as follows: Atom FZCO will represent Palsgaard in Oman, Kuwait, Bahrain, Yemen and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Alawsaj General Trading Co Ltd will represent Palsgaard in Iraq Gusto will represent Palsgaard in Qatar Brenntag Saudi Arabia will represent Palsgaard in Saudi Arabia\ The distributors will crry the full portfolio of Palsgaard products for bakery, dairy, ice cream, margarine and mayonnaise and salad dressings. All four are specialist distributors represented by trained sales teams and will carry stock locally. Cai Clemen Christensen, director of sales, Middle-East, Palsgaard, said, “We’re excited about the bright prospects for our ingredients in the Middle-East. There is growing demand among food manufacturers across the Gulf region for sustainable and innovative ingredient solutions.” “Our emulsifiers and stabilisers are perfectly aligned with this trend and our new distribution partners will ensure they are available in more Middle-Eastern countries than ever before,” he added. Gulfood Manufacturing will take place at the Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC) between November 6 and 8, 2018. Palsgaard will showcase the benefits of its sustainably-produced emulsifiers and stabilisers and highlight how they deliver in a number of key areas. Its ingredients offer the following functionalities and benefits in a range of applications: Unbeatable prevention of fat separation Powerful suspension of insoluble particles Excellent mouthfeel and creaminess Effective stabilisation of high-protein systems Good aeration in cakes, plus softer texture and better volume Improved nutrition profiles via reduced calories and fat content – but no drop in quality Increased efficiency and profitability Industry-leading product safety, quality and traceability Impeccable sustainability credentials – all of Palsgaard’s palm oil-based emulsifiers are available made with RSPO-certified segregated palm oil source: http://www.fnbnews.com Related Links The Current Situation of Food Emulsifier in China Emulsifiers: The micro-ingredient that delivers major value
IFF is opening two new facilities in China -- a flavours manufacturing facility in the Zhangjiagang Free Trade Zone and a Natural Product Research lab, located in the Nanjing Life Science Park. The flavours plant is the company’s second in China and is designed to supplement IFF’s existing flavours and manufacturing operations in Guangzhou. The Naturals Lab is the company’s first outside of the US. “China is a critical component of our long-term strategy,” said Andreas Fibig, IFF Chairman and CEO. “The opening of these new sites will support our efforts to be a partner of choice and to grow in this exciting region. Our presence in Zhangjiagang allows us to better serve our Chinese customers and focus on driving differentiated products within the broader Greater Asian market and beyond.” Mr. Fibig continued, “Ever-mindful of the value of naturals for consumers around the world, the output of the new Naturals Lab is not limited by region. It is an opportunity to combine our discoveries with our innovative technologies to create winning solutions for our global customers.” The Zhangjiagang site spans 66,800 square meters, encompassing the main manufacturing building that is fitted with a strong odour control system, quality control labs and an ambient warehouse for goods. Aligned with IFF’s commitment to sustainability, this facility is designed to have zero liquid discharge by reusing all water on-site, and is built to LEED Silver qualifications. The site will initially focus on powder flavour production with additional flavour technologies coming on line in a phased approach. “IFF is focused on creating winning tastes that resonate both locally and globally,” said Matthias Haeni, Divisional CEO,Taste. “With this new world-class facility, we are well-positioned to meet the current and future needs of our customers – and do so in a responsible and sustainable manner. We are proud to build on this legacy with our growing presence in China and look forward to being a strong corporate neighbor in our new homes within the Zhangjiagang Free Trade Zone and the Nanjing Life Science Park.” The Natural Product Research lab is approximately 520 m2 and is equipped with systems for the research and development of flavours from natural sources. The lab is strategically located to leverage the botanical supply chain, biodiversity, and accumulated botanical and phytochemical knowledge prevalent throughout China’s expansive history. The facility will expand the company’s capabilities in natural product research and address the accelerating consumer demand for naturals and clean label. An extension of the current Natural Product Research team based in Union Beach, New Jersey, US, it is expected to accelerate IFF’s natural product pipeline. “Speaking for the team, we cannot wait to see what innovations we will discover to help support the growing demand for naturals,” said Dr Gregory Yep, EVP Chief Global Scientific & Sustainability Officer. “IFF is committed to sustainability in all we do. We are excited to partner with our regional and global customers and help bring their products to consumers in an environmentally responsible manner. These two sites are positioned to push the boundaries of what’s possible for IFF in Greater China and around the world.” source: https://www.ingredientsnetwork.com Related Links Natural health trend boosts demand for botanical flavours FDA Bans Seven Artificial Flavors Commonly Found In Ice Cream And Candy
The Institute of Plastics Processing (IKV) in Industry and the Skilled Crafts at RWTH Aachen University is cooperating with the Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Technology and Advanced Materials (IFAM) to research the use of plasma polymer mould coatings for the release agent-free production of polyurethane parts. According to the IKV, in PU processing the use of release agents has become well-established in the industry and the disadvantages associated with their use are generally regarded as unavoidable. These disadvantages range from the strict occupational safety regulations and longer cycle times to the need for regular mould cleaning to remove release agent residues. The logical consequence is that working without release agents offers plenty of optimisation potential, said the IKV. An alternative to conventional release agents are permanent plasma-polymer mould cavity coatings, which the IFAM developed jointly with IKV in two previous projects. Their effectiveness in the demoulding of PU parts has already been proven. For this reason, the current project will focus on a detailed study of the interaction of different PU material systems with plasma-polymer mould coatings. Apart from that, the research team will examine the stability of the mould coatings in the production tool. In addition to the substitution of traditional release agents, the new technology also has other advantages in processing. Firstly, it allows the moulding of finer surface textures because the mould structures can no longer become clogged with release agent. Secondly, there is no need to clean the moulded parts before secondary finishing steps such as surface coating. To conclude the studies, an appraisal is to be compiled of the usability of plasma polymer mould coatings in near-reality production scenarios for various PU mouldings. The economic efficiency of different scenarios will also be evaluated. source: gupta-verlag.com Related Articles: An Overview of the Plastic Industry in Turkey PepsiCo signs multi-year supply agreement for 100% sustainable PET with Loop Industries
A White Castle-based mechanical contractor hired to help build a fertilizer plant in southeast Iowa has been awarded $62.4 million by a federal jury, which concluded the fertilizer plant’s general contractor defaulted on a contract. Court documents show the jury found Orascom E&C USA breached a contract when it fired Maintenance Enterprises in October 2015, refused to pay for completed work and declined to allow the company to get its tools and equipment from the work site. The court battle began in February 2016 when Maintenance Enterprises sued claiming it was owed millions of dollars. Orascom, whose parent company is based in Egypt, countered with accusations of poor work quality and missed deadlines. The jury, however, sided with Maintenance Enterprises in its verdict issued Friday. Maintenance Enterprises attorney Mark Weinhardt says the verdict is total vindication of the company’s work on the $3 billion plant operating as Iowa Fertilizer Co. It is located near Wever, about 150 miles southeast of Des Moines. The state of Iowa provided $109 million in tax benefits for the plant, which has been called the largest construction project in Iowa history. source： https://www.businessreport.com Related Links Flexible fertilizer regulations could reduce pollution, save billions EuroChem takes on US fertilizer assets from Trammo
Four new distribution partners have been appointed to market Palsgaard’s emulsifier and stabiliser solutions across the Middle East. The distributors will carry the full portfolio of Palsgaard products for bakery, dairy, ice cream, margarine and mayonnaise and salad dressings. All four are specialist distributors represented by trained sales teams and will carry stock locally. The new distributors are: + ATOM FZCO will represent Palsgaard in Oman, Kuwait, Bahrain, Yemen and United Arab Emirates + Alawsaj General Trading Co. Ltd will represent Palsgaard in Iraq + Gusto will represent Palsgaard in Qatar + Brenntag Saudi Arabia will represent Palsgaard in Saudi Arabia Cai Clemen Christensen, Palsgaard’s Director of Sales for the Middle East, said: “We’re excited about the bright prospects for our ingredients in the Middle East. There is growing demand among food manufacturers across the Gulf region for sustainable and innovative ingredient solutions. Our emulsifiers and stabilizers are perfectly aligned with this trend and our new distribution partners will ensure they are available in more Middle Eastern countries than ever before.” source: https://www.ingredientsnetwork.com Related Links The Current Situation of Food Emulsifier in China USDA says carrageenan emulsifier is ok for organics—despite opposition within the industry
Kerry, the Taste and Nutrition Company, has released an interactive consumer preference simulator to supplement their latest white paper on sweetening agents, “Sensibly Sweet.” The proprietary preference simulator utilizes US consumer research data to help industry professionals understand the consumer-preferred combination of three nutritional details – the type of sweetening agent, calorie count and protein count – across six product categories. Kerry measured consumer perceptions of 17 sweetening agents to understand consumers’ preference surrounding sweetening agents across six product categories – sports drinks, carbonated soft drinks, ice cream, flavored alcoholic malt beverages, granola bars, and cookies. In their research, Kerry also investigated consumer purchase decision drivers when presented with a packaged product, examining which combination of sweetening agent type, calorie count and protein content were most preferred on an ingredient deck and nutritional panel. With the simulator, users can choose a product category and adjust the sweetening agent type, calorie count and protein level for up to three product combinations, determining the most consumer-preferred combination in their results for a consumer-led approach to developing. Lauren Piek, Digital Marketing Specialist at Kerry, tells FoodIngredientsFirst: “As for initial results, since this tool is a simulator, the purpose is to discover consumer-preferred combinations of sweetening agents, calorie count and protein content. The next step is for users to go over the results with a member of our R&D team, and see how consumer-preferred ingredients can be applied to real-life formulations.” “The consumer preference simulator is a simplified and easy-to-use tool that estimates consumer preference of varying levels of calories, proteins, and type of sweetening agent in six different product types,” explains Soumya Nair, Director of Marketing Insights. “The consumer preference simulator is a simplified and easy-to-use tool that estimates consumer preference of varying levels of calories, proteins, and type of sweetening agent in six different product types,” explains Soumya Nair, Director of Marketing Insights. “The simulator particularly helps formulators, developers and business development professionals to understand which combinations are the most consumer-preferred for informed prototyping or reformulating. We recommend using the tool through all phases of the product development cycle, to stay in touch with the end user preference. Staying ahead of evolving consumer preferences can lead to better innovation and development solutions that meet the demands of consumers across a variety of applications.” To accomplish this, Kerry offers TasteSense, which addresses the challenges in sweetness, mouthfeel and masking through sensory-validated natural flavor solutions that allow you to maintain the taste consumers love while delivering products to meet their nutritional expectations. The study included American consumers across gender, age groups, and ethnicities, uncovering specific product categories that were perceived to have high amounts of sugar, the amount of sugar that consumers expect across particular product categories, and consumer taste preferences for reduced-sugar products. The research focuses on how consumer perceptions can inform the manufacturing, retail, and foodservice industries to understand the future of food and beverages. source: https://www.foodingredientsfirst.com Related Links Zero-calorie sweetener: Amyris inks major supply deal with ASR Amyris gets GRAS approval for sweetener
COLOMBO (News 1st) –Measures have been taken to distribute fertilizer required for the ‘Maha’ season to all the storage facilities across the island, stated the National Fertilizer Secretariat. Director General of the Secretariat, Ajith Pushpakumara said that a bag of fertilizer used for paddy will be sold at a price of Rs. 500 rupees while a bag of fertilizer used for supplementary crops will be sold at Rs. 1500. The government will bear a cost of Rs. 3000 for a 50kg fertilizer bag used for cultivating paddy fields, while a cost of Rs. 2000 will have to be borne for a 50kg fertilizer bag used for cultivating supplementary crops. It is expected that 800,000 hectares of land will be cultivated during the ‘Maha’ season this year. It is also estimated that in order to meet the current demand, 245,000 metric tonnes of Uria, 75,000 metric tonnes of MOP and 65,000 metric tonnes of TSP will be required. Meanwhile, while speaking at an event held in Buttala yesterday (October 14), Minister of Agriculture Mahinda Amaraweera said that the fertilizer subsidy will remain unaffected regardless of the price hike of fertilizer in the global market. The Minister also stated that the government purchased fertilizer for a price between USD 300 and 335, but that global prices had increased upto USD 370. He explained that due to the situation, now the government would have to allocate around RS. 40,000 million and not Rs. 33,000 billion like before. However, Minister Mahinda Amaraweera assured that regardless of the cost that the government has to bear, that with the help of the national government headed by President Sirisena, a plan to continue offering fertilizer between Rs. 500 and 1500 will continue. The Minister added that for the first time in history, a national policy for agriculture will also be implemented before November. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Agriculture requests farmers to commence farming for the ‘Maha ‘ Season, using rainwater. Following an inquiry made by News 1st, the Ministry of Irrigation stated that water for farming will be released from tomorrow. source: https://www.newsfirst.lk Related Links EuroChem takes on US fertilizer assets from Trammo Expect Higher Fertilizer Bills Next Season
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