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Report Shows Now Is the Time to Seize Biogas Opportunity

June 11, 2025 | Categories: Environmental - Opinion Piece | by

The recent special report from the International Energy Agency (IEA) confirms that globally, the development of anaerobic digestion (AD) and biogas is accelerating, and that this valuable renewable energy source could provide the equivalent of …

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Choosing The Best Evaporation Technique For Digestate And Sludge

June 2, 2025 | Categories: Environmental - Opinion Piece | by

Due to their thick, viscous nature digestates and sludges are among the most challenging materials to evaporate efficiently and effectively. However, the benefits in terms of handling, disposal and treatment can be significant. While there …

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Are We Seeing a Structural Shift In Orange Juice Production?

May 14, 2025 | Categories: Environmental - Opinion Piece | by

From climate change and disease, to declining production and uncertainties around tariffs and trade, the global orange juice sector is going through unprecedented upheaval, which will result in winners and losers for both growers and …

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HRS Ships Largest Ever Order

April 7, 2025 | Categories: Environmental - Opinion Piece | by

HRS Heat Exchangers has successfully delivered its largest ever heat exchanger order from its manufacturing facility in Murcia, Spain to a client in North America. The order (valued at $3.8 million) will form part of …

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Heat Exchangers Help Produce Spain’s Iconic Soup

March 17, 2025 | Categories: Environmental - Opinion Piece | by

As a country Spain is well known for its cuisine, with iconic dishes such as paella, patatas bravas, tortilla, Serrano ham and churros, all recognised and enjoyed around the world. Another famous dish, particularly associated …

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Confidence Grows in Solutions for Processing Plant-Based Foodstuffs

February 11, 2025 | Categories: Environmental - Opinion Piece | by

The last two years have seen a slowdown in investment by the global food and drink industry, particularly in terms of products containing added sugar. However, plant-based drinks and alternative proteins have continued to grow …

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