“Like-new” refurbished equipment enables beverage manufacturers to save about half of what they would spend on new equipment while remaining in lockstep with beverage industry trends.

Larson Electronics is offering KN95 respirators as a form of source control because they prevent an infected person with or without coronavirus symptoms from spreading COVID-19, the company says.

AFC Cable Systems, part of Atkore International, introduces its newest Liquid-Tuff liquid tight flexible conduit, which is specifically designed for splash zones, making it ideal for food and beverage equipment and devices, restaurants and more.

To keep beverage plants free of contaminants, Spraying Systems Co. offers the Klarion On-Site Generation system, which produces cleaners and sanitizers on-site and on-demand.

Larson Electronics LLC offers UV sanitation lights that are effective against the COVID-19 coronavirus. Compared with traditional liquid cleaning agents, the lamps disinfect surfaces or objects without direct contact, the company says.

In the midst of COVID-19, the beverage industry faces important production, economic, market and environmental challenges. Corporate goals to address water usage, multi-tiered sanitizing solutions and sustainability present new operational challenges, particularly as plant and food safety rises in importance.

KHS GmbH announced that its technology for regenerative beer stabilization now is available for smaller breweries with yearly outputs of as many as 70,000 hectoliters.

The smart glasses allows the Comexi help desk a real-time view of the customer’s field of vision as well as hands-free video conferencing.

As beverage warehouses take on more SKUs and distribution centers consolidate, single-source centers must be equipped to handle high throughputs and mixed pallet scenarios. In turn, stretch wrapping equipment must ensure the product’s integrity.

In the world of beverages, experts note that the more products a brand markets, the more customers the brand will see.