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Global Fluids: Kombucha, Probiotics and other Fermented Beverages
There isn’t a clear annual volume for Kombucha, probiotics, or active beverages – but the category is clearly growing. That will continue – the combination of authentic, healthy, not-bad-for-you (which is not simply the opposite of ‘healthy’), convenient, and ‘new’ … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Liquid, Marketing, Uncategorized
Tagged Alcohol, Beer, Beverage, Capacity, Fermentation, Fermented beverage, food, Kombucha, Liquor, Probiotics, Production, Wine
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Doing the Math: Munitions & Nonwovens Production
Running numbers is crucial to understanding where you are with a new technology, especially if it is a physical product or tied to heavy industry. Even if you’ve only got three numbers in that initial .xls sheet, your ability to … Continue reading
Posted in History, Industry, Innovation
Tagged Disruption, EOQ, Munitions, Nanofiber, Nonwovens, Operations, Plant math, Production
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3D Printing: Not Past the Hype Until 2025
Tech News Today host Tom Merritt brought up the outlook for 3D printing in their year end Forecast Show – the technology continued go get a lot of press in 2012 and Mr. Merritt’s outlook for 2013 was optimistic but … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Disruption, Industry, Innovation, Invention, Materials Science
Tagged 3D Printing, Gartner Hype Cycle, Hype, Industry, Manufacturing, Microsoft, Production, technology
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