The main benefits of this revolutionary filling system are high output & low manning, relatively short investment payback time and health/environment & safety advantages. The system also opens up possibilities to centralize filling operations with integrated system suppliers through cooperation which ensures smooth start-up and simpler support.
The two companies, Erkomat Oy and Thrace Polybulk, have in close cooperation become the leading global supplier of fully automatic filling systems for FIBCs (also called big-bags or bulk bags).
To view the Multimedia News Release, go to http://www.multivu.com/mnr/7140056-erkojet-big-bag-packing-system
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John 3:16 The Gospel Of Grace
Artist - Gospel Jazz by HL Steins c2013
Very few songs cut to the chase regarding the Gospels, the Crucifixion and the Resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ. In fact few ever captured the entire Bible message as does this artist lyric video so dramatically does. As you listen and read each line to this piece, it is nothing short of spectacular. Scripturally revealing, filled with biblical truth and absolutely inspiring.
This and other spiritual songs can be found on this artist latest CD album titled, “Come Fill Me Up Lord | Volume 2”. This artist combines vocal choral with contemporary Jazz groves, driving percussion and syncopated horns.
His soothing and eclectic sound adds an appealing and captivating mix to the wholesome and spiritual aspects of gospel jazz. Truly a unique worship style fit for one and all.
Available on Amazon, Itunes, and more.
Baume & Mercier released today a short film that brings to life the beauty of the age-old saying, “it is better to give, than it is to receive.” “Celebrate Dad,” is slated to launch today on http://www.baume-et-mercier.com and the brand’s social media platforms.
To view the Multimedia News Release, go to: http://www.multivu.com/mnr/7230451-baume-mercier-celebrates-father-s-day-with-moving-short-film
New research published in the September issue of the British Journal of Nutrition and featured in the just released Global Phytonutrient Report highlights a significant shortfall in fruit and vegetable consumption in people’s diets around the world. Commissioned by the Nutrilite Health Institute of Amway, the research finds the majority of adults worldwide would have to at least double their current consumption of fruits and vegetables to meet the World Health Organization’s minimum recommendation of five servings (400 grams) per day. Additionally, the vast majority of adults worldwide – 60 to 87 percent across 13 geographic diet regions – are falling short of this recommendation and missing out on crucial nutrition and health benefits.
To view the Multimedia News Release, go to http://www.multivu.com/players/English/7239454-nutrilite-health-institute-of-amway-research-reveals-adults-need-double-fruit-vegetable/
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Farmers in Ivory Coast struggle with a mango harvest season that is as short as the fruit is sweet.
“For a 4-6 week period in April and May, the country is flooded with good mangos, but it ends abruptly when the rainy season starts. From then on, the mango just starts decaying,” explains Mathew Shed, container manager in the specialist shipping company Africa Express Line (AEL).
“We were approached in April by Eolis, a CF logistics company, who asked for some kind of smart solution that would keep the fruit delicious and marketable for a longer time,” he adds.
The solution turned out to be special reefer containers. With quick help from a container leasing company and a container depot in Antwerp, Belgium, Star Cool containers were upgraded to work with controlled atmosphere, in short known as CA, and sent to Ivory Coast.
To view the Multimedia News Release, go to http://www.multivu.com/players/English/72762525-MCI-eyes-revolution-mango-trade/
Farmers in Ivory Coast struggle with a mango harvest season that is as short as the fruit is sweet.
“For a 4-6 week period in April and May, the country is flooded with good mangos, but it ends abruptly when the rainy season starts. From then on, the mango just starts decaying,” explains Mathew Shed, container manager in the specialist shipping company Africa Express Line (AEL).
“We were approached in April by Eolis, a CF logistics company, who asked for some kind of smart solution that would keep the fruit delicious and marketable for a longer time,” he adds.
The solution turned out to be special reefer containers. With quick help from a container leasing company and a container depot in Antwerp, Belgium, Star Cool containers were upgraded to work with controlled atmosphere, in short known as CA, and sent to Ivory Coast.
To view the Multimedia News Release, go to http://www.multivu.com/players/English/72762525-MCI-eyes-revolution-mango-trade/
Persistent deterioration of short-term memory, progressive confusion and disorientation and frequent agitation are characteristic of Alzheimer’s disease. We have been told that it is largely genetic but that there are some things that can be done to reduce the severity or how early the onset is. We can’t change our genetic makeup but we can change our behavior to help mitigate the effects of this type of dementia. These are all things we can accomplish with a little determination and planning. http://youtu.be/9eMrmVMuAa0
"Why I Stopped Calling" is a Music Video Short starring Elijah Jamal about how certain occupations can challenge relationships. Elijah wrote and performed the music as well as developed the idea for the video that he directed with Alexander King.
