Has working from home with no commute opened up new time in your day? Use that time to improve your knowledge and benefit your career.
The Beverage Institute by ISBT offers online courses that add value and depth.
Sign up for a course by June 1 and take 40% off the regular price.
Check out our course offerings and these great discounts!
- Fundamentals of Beverage Technology - Regularly $399, Discounted to $240
- Sanitation for Fountain Beverages - Regularly $99, Discounted to $60
- Beverage Ingredients Bundle - Regularly $900, Discounted to $540
- Any individual module in the Beverage Ingredients Module - Regularly $90, Discounted to $54
- Beverage Gases: Argon, Oxygen, and Nitrogen - Regularly $99, Discounted to $60
- Introduction to Microbiology - Regularly $99, Discounted to $60
- Water and Wastewater Technology (available in May) - Regularly $599, Discounted to $360
Click the button or scan the QR code below to sign up.
Use Discount Code: specialdays
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An industry coalition led by the Compressed Gas Association (CGA), and including representatives from multiple food and beverage groups, submitted a letter to U.S. Vice President Mike Pence expressing strong concern that the current coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic creates a significant risk of a shortage in carbon dioxide (CO2). Such a shortage would significantly impact access to essential food and beverage supplies as well as other essential sectors of the U.S. economy.
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As healthcare providers around the world work to assist patients affected by the respiratory illness Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19), medical gas containers can become externally contaminated due to their use in healthcare facilities. It is important that these cylinders are cleaned in a manner that removes contaminants, does not cause damage to the cylinder, valve, or gas product, and does not lead to a hazardous situation during the use of the container’s contents. It is the customer’s responsibility to return to the gas supplier medical gas containers that are free from contamination. In order to facilitate safe cleaning of medical gas containers, the Compressed Gas Association (CGA) will provide its safety publication
CGA P-83, Guidelines for Cleaning Externally Contaminated Medical Gas Containers
, at no charge for a limited time. For more information, see:
https://www.cganet.com/cga-p-83-pub-guidelines-cleaning-medical-gas-containers/
]. CGA also released
CGA SA-35, Safety Alert: Cleaning of Cylinders Returned from Healthcare Facilities During a Pandemic
, which provides additional guidance on the use of cleaning and disinfection solutions for cylinders received from healthcare facilities during the COVID-19 pandemic. This Safety Alert is available free of charge.” For more information, see:
https://portal.cganet.com/Publication/Details.aspx?id=SA-35
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The mission of the Beverage and Ingredient R&D Technology Committee is to promote the understanding of product and ingredient technology issues facing the beverage industry and to provide a technical forum for the discussion of new ingredients, new products, and trends observed within the global beverage community.
This committee includes several subcommittees - Beverage Preservatives, Caramel Color, Certified / Exempt from Certification Colors, and Education and Beverage Institute.
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Beverage and Ingredient R&D Technology Committee Chair
Emina Goodman, Archer Daniels Midland Company
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The Beverage Institute’s latest course - Water and Wastewater Treatment Technology - will be available in May. The course benefits individuals who are responsible for beverage water or wastewater treatment, those who need to know the impact and importance of water and its conservation, and those who need to understand the criteria to select the best fit process for their needs.
This course covers the "why, what, and how" of water treatment in great detail.
Please watch your inbox and the
Beverage Institute page
for more information when the course is released next month.
The Beverage Institute has seen a good response to its special discounted pricing, which is available through June 1, and includes the Water and Wastewater Treatment Technology course.
Take advantage of this discounted pricing and
sign up on the ISBT website.
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BevTech Europe 2020 - Call for Papers
The 2020 edition of the ISBT European regional meeting will be held in Amsterdam, Netherlands on September 10, 2020.
Our 2020 conference theme is "
Further Requirements, Solutions, and Uncertainties in the Beverage Industry".
If you are looking for an opportunity to spotlight the latest technology and innovations in beverages, consider presenting at the wildly popular BevTech Europe 2020 Conference! The BevTech Europe planning committee would like to invite all current and potential members to share their industry insights at this fantastic annual event.
We are specifically looking for presenters and papers in the following areas:
• Smart Factories
• Implementing Lean & OpEx
• Leadership and Employee Engagement Techniques
• Cost Reduction Strategies
• New Technologies
• Industry 4.0
• Quality and Safety Management
Please contact our Technical Program Lead,
Johannes Angres, with your submission.
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ISBT is proud to announce we have gained 3 new members since March 15. Please join us in welcoming them to the association. (To view the list of new members, click the button below.) For information about joining ISBT, click
Join ISBT below.
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*If you have news (i.e., new hires, personnel promotions, facility changes, etc.) that you would like to see mentioned in the ISBT Connection, please email
steveg@datakey.org
. The deadline for submission for the May 1 issue of the ISBT Connection is
April 28.
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Sponsored Resource Guide News
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The Beverage Industry Resource Guide
contains information from Beverage Industry Supplier Members from a promotional standpoint. It is for advertising purposes and does not reflect the opinions or position of ISBT.
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Non-Invasive Gas Measurement Methods Just Make More Sense - Since 1995, ACM has established itself as the global reference in the use of laser sources (light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation) to measure concentrations of important beverage quality parameters such as dissolved solids (oBrix) and gases (O2, CO2, N2).
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Anton Paar Density Meters for Quality Control of Hand Sanitizers - During the COVID-19 crisis, Anton Paar has received enquiries from many instrument users whether their existing Anton Paar instrumentation is also suitable when manufacturing hand sanitizers to support their local community. The wetted parts of Anton Paar density meters are resistant towards all ingredients used to produce hand sanitizers.
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Messer – COVID-19 Update - As an essential supplier of oxygen to medical facilities across the nation, Messer is taking proactive steps to enable a safe and reliable supply of medical oxygen and related services to hospitals and medical care facilities during the COVID 19 pandemic.
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If you have sponsored content (i.e., new products, case studies, white papers, etc.) that you would like to see mentioned in the ISBT Connection, please email
steveg@datakey.org
or upload to the Beverage Industry Resource Guide by
April 28.
The Beverage Industry Resource Guide is an opt-in members-only member resource. So far, more than 100 ISBT members have signed up. If your company has already opted-in, make sure to login and update your profile so that readers who come across your listing see relevant, accurate information about your company. To learn how to upload an article to the Beverage Industry Resource Guide,
click here
. If you haven't opted in yet,
click here
to learn how.
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