NEWS AND DEVELOPMENTS IN THE INDUSTRY
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19. October 2026 | Emendo Consulting Group
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19. October 2026 | Emendo Consulting Group
Smarter Scaling: Building Compliant Warehouse Capacity for Regulated Industries
A regulated warehouse operation faced a growing storage shortfall, non-compliant storage areas, and uncertainty about whether significant facility expansion would be required.
Emendo supported the
13. October 2026 | FoodTech
FoodTech brings experts together to explore water and energy optimisation solutions
Energy efficiency in food production and the reduction of water consumption will be in focus in FoodTech’s Water & Energy area, which will feature an informative stage programme with a wide range of e
8. October 2026 | FoodTech
The Danish Plastics Federation expands conference at FoodTech to two days
There is currently significant legislative activity in the field of packaging, and The Danish Plastics Federation has therefore decided to double its professional program at FoodTech from one day to t
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28. September 2026 | Amber Tech GmbH
Zentis R&D: Streamlining Knowledge Management in food production
Zentis R&D uses amber to make technical knowledge easier to find, understand, and apply across food production. By bringing information from different sources together, amber helps teams save time, im
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