Article: Food & beverage industry HMI supplier.(Directory)(Brief article)

Article: Sizing up your options: a proper fit is essential to a successful ...
Food Engineering;  January 1, 2004 ;     700+ words ... ... extendag.com agricultural products Fruit and vegetable Famous Software www.famoussoftware.com packing Unisun Corp www.unisuncorp.com Meat processing Cat Squared www.catsquared.com The Meat Handler www.meathandler.com Fish Fishmonger ...

Article: 11th Annual essential guide to manufacturing software: today's ...
Food Engineering;  May 1, 2009 ;     700+ words ... ... every company that has had a major recall go out of business due to the recall?" warns Tom Huls, VP marketing and sales at CAT Squared. "Not tracing and tracking is the quickest way to ensure closing your company," he adds. Tracking, of course, is important ...

Article: UK broadcasting open to foreign investment.(Brief Article)
Screen Digest;  May 1, 2002 ;     699 words ... ... 357b3), a single regulatory body--Office for Communications (Ofcom)--would replace five regulators currently overseeing media regulation. Details: Department of Trade and Industry; UK; +44/20 7215 5000; www.dti.gov.uk.

Article: On-line cinema ticket sellers sue.(Fandango.com and ...
Screen Digest;  May 1, 2002 ;     557 words ... ... company selling cinema tickets has issued law suit against rival firm Moviefone. Fandango.com (US; +1/866 688 6675; www.fandango.com) claims AOL Time Warner's ticketing service has interfered with a ticketing arrangement it had with Loews ...

Article: Telecoms shareholders slap suit on UPC.(Brief Article)
Screen Digest;  May 1, 2002 ;     622 words ... ... granted in connection with acquisition of Cignal by UPC subsidiary Priority Telecom. UPC (Netherlands; +31/20 778 9840; www.upccorp.com) had an agreement to pay Cignal shareholders $200m if it failed to float Priority Telecom before October 2001 ...

Article: UK government urges regulator to split BT.(British Telecom)(Brief ...
Screen Digest;  May 1, 2002 ;     497 words ... ... rest of business. News comes only weeks after BT's consumer and wholesale broadband price-cuts were approved by Oftel (see 2002/101a3). BT (UK; +44/20 7356 5000; www.bt.com) has announced its intention to resist proposals.

Article: Euro screen ad group acquired by rival.(RMB bought by Carlton ...
Screen Digest;  May 1, 2002 ;     700+ words ... ... Circuit A through a joint venture, for a total of [pound]62m ([euro]100m, $97m). RMB (Belgium; +32/2 730 4506; www.rmb.be), currently owned by Belgian broadcaster RTBF and French cinema chain UGC (see also UK screen ad company teams ...