Broken food means broken hearts. Justin McClure Creative illustrates the fragile link between the belly and the heart. The tongue-in-cheek video shows the pitfalls of damaged products: Children cry at broken cookies, dogs turn down crumbled treats, and worst of all, Joe’s date walks out on him. Luckily, the young innovator comes up with a whimsical solution to his cracked-up relationship… which turns out to be a gift to snackers everywhere.
Stevenson Company, Inc. is a metal contractor that specializes in stainless steel spiral chutes for industrial settings. Spiral chutes surpass other letdown methods: stainless steel, all-welded construction, sanitary, easy to clean design, gently and quickly move product, reduce product breakage, efficient use of space, no maintenance required on spiral chutes, long term cost savings.
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Food breakage inside production facilities is a widespread issue that poses significant challenges to the food industry. This problem pertains to the unintentional damage or breakage of food products during various stages of processing, handling, and packaging. The repercussions of such breakage are diverse and can result in economic losses, wastage, compromised product quality, safety concerns, and environmental impacts. Addressing these challenges requires a comprehensive understanding of the causes and effective strategies to mitigate food breakage.
