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What’s Holding Back Aluminum Recycling?

21st Century Tech

mostly consisting of food and beverage containers. While the International Aluminium Institute (IAI) reports a global recycling rate of 76%, the demand for aluminum is continuing to rise and is expected to increase 40% by 2030. million metric tons of the material was in containers and packaging. Landfills absorbed 2.7

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Food and grocery manufacturing remains strong despite pandemic

Manufacturer's Monthly

The increase came as companies weathered the disruption wrought by COVID-19, however ongoing pressures on workforces, supply chains and production costs pose a challenge to plans to secure food and grocery manufacturing’s future as a key growth industry. . billion in 2020/21. . per cent fall in the value of exports. Imports fell 6.6

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The Future of Eco-Friendly Manufacturing: 10 Key Strategies for Sustainable Materials

Frost & Sullivan Manufacturing

A variety of industries — automotive, healthcare, food and beverages, and beyond — are leveraging innovative eco-friendly manufacturing solutions by harnessing sustainable materials. Leading brands aim for 25-50% recycled content in packaging by 2030.

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New research partnership for food and beverage manufacturing

Manufacturer's Monthly

Assistant minister for education Anthony Chisholm officially launched the Food and Beverage Accelerator (FaBA) to double the value of Australia’s food and beverage manufacturing sector by 2030. The post New research partnership for food and beverage manufacturing appeared first on Manufacturers' Monthly.

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New research partnership to boost Aussie food and beverage manufacturing industry

AU Manufacturing

Assistant Minister for Education Anthony Chisholm has unveiled a new research collaboration that aims to double the value of Australia’s food and beverage manufacturing sector by 2030. The post New research partnership to boost Aussie food and beverage manufacturing industry appeared first on Australian Manufacturing.

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Ontario Craft Cider Association announces beverage manufacturing goals

Canadian Manufacturing

OCCA has slated the goal of increasing production from six to 30 million liters per year by 2030. ” The strategy identified four key pillars for advancing the industry: advocating for fairness, improving communication and building awareness, collaborating with supply chain partners, and growing partnerships. .

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Investing in Victoria’s manufacturing growth and jobs

Manufacturer's Monthly

The co-funded projects involve total investments of more than $16 million, with the businesses operating in a variety of manufacturing sectors including food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, mining, construction, and machinery and equipment.