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Applying the right emulsifiers in the right way can make a world of difference

Best-practice chocolate or enriched milk drinks don’t get sedimental or show creaming during their shelf-life

Ice cream quality suffers from the effects of temperature fluctuations during transport and storage.

The market for non-dairy alternative beverages is growing quickly

FLSmidth is poised to announce the OK raw mill as the follow up to the world’s largest cement VRM.

Removing toxic residues from power plant flue gases is as tough on equipment as it sounds. Known for having the toughest pumps in the business, DESMI is looking to take on more of the power plant challenge.

In simplest terms, an emulsifier is a substance that enables oil and water to mix.

Pump manufacturer DESMI’s Steve Godwin is looking very pleased. He’s standing on the deck of a naval ship, monitoring events closely as a helicopter hangs in the air just metres off the vessel’s port side, swaying gently in the relatively light easterly wind. As we watch, a line is winched down from the chopper to several crew members crouched on deck.

It’s hardly news that the shipping industry is mobilising to meet the demands of wave after wave of new environmental regulations. From the IMO’s ballast water management legislation to EEDI (the Energy Efficiency Design Index for new ships) and SEEMP (Ship Energy Efficiency Management Plan), shipowners need to be ready to drastically cut energy consumption and emissions.