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 The previous post on honey processing was an introductory note from Practical Action. This somewhat older, but apparently still totally usable, document is from the UN FAO and is much more comprehensive. from: FAO (click image for full story online)
The table of contents, below, indicates the scope of the document. Contents [...] This photos of waste cellular phones is amazing! Yes the enlarged view of the bottom left corner below, shows they really are! This is one of a fascinating series of photos of USA waste on Chris Jordan’s website [...] The Record has run two front page articles on the Waltloo Testing Station. While I am happy to say my daughter passed her license at Waltloo yesterday, the process lead to my watching what happens at the Centurion Testing Centre for many hours. Its just as bad as or worse than the Waltloo situation. [...] Energy and Food Waste are becoming major issues in Africa at present, with warning of dire consequences if the existing trends continue. One technology that sits at the intersection of these sectors is the treatment of processing waste using anaerobic digestion – or biogas. Biogas is a simple process that is used at household level [...] Just a word to say that its not as if I am unaware of what going on worldwide with respect to the sharply rising prices of food staples. I already blogged about this and what effect it would have back in early January as I was setting up my new blogs and sites. [...] It appears that the world demand for honey offers an opportunity for new entrants to the market as problems with bee populations in certain countries develop. Practical Action, formely ITDG, offer some starting information on honey processing.
from: Practical Action (click image for full story online)
This 5 page article can be [...] The Nielsen Company monitors and analyses the launch and growth of new products, including food, in the USA Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) market. Their report for 2007 is out and shows that there were more than 122 000 new Stock Taking Units (STK) in the year.
from: The Nielsen Company (click image for [...] These are from a Forbes article on the most expensive Wiskeys The world’s most expensive whiskey – but its sold out! So you have the chance of this one thats “on the shelves”! |
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