"This morning, we from Bulog, along with the Chair of the Supervisory Board and our team, carried out the launching of Bulog rice, which is called Befood Sentra Ramos," said Bulog's CEO, Ahmad Rizal Ramdhani, at the 'Befood Rice Up Your Day' event in Jakarta on Sunday, November 2, 2025, as quoted from Antara.

Rizal noted that Befood Sentra Ramos is a premium rice product, boasting a 14 percent moisture content and a broken rice percentage of only 15 percent. This specific composition results in a tender texture and a flavor preferred by people from various backgrounds.

Food manufacturers are facing growing pressure to meet demand while maintaining consistency, safety, and efficiency on their production lines. Labor shortages and repetitive, manual tasks make it increasingly difficult to sustain high throughput without sacrificing quality or profitability. These challenges are especially acute in meal assembly and packaging, where precision and flexibility are essential but difficult to scale, especially in the cold rooms where production tends to occur and labor shortages are omnipresent.

The plastics industry is on the cusp of a breakthrough transformation. In a landmark move, ECI Group’s proprietary autoclave technology has been selected for the world’s first commercial-scale facility producing fossil-free low-density polyethylene (LDPE). Set to be built in Antwerp, Belgium, this pioneering project will produce 110,000 tonnes of LDPE annually not from fossil fuels, but from certified green methanol.

The introduction of DS Smith Tape Back is the result of a close collaboration focused on innovation, functionality, and environmental responsibility. Designed with the end customers in mind, the solution addresses the evolving demands of modern e-commerce, where consumer preference for packaging that minimizes material use, enhances recyclability, and supports circular economy goals is growing rapidly.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration calls on nicotine pouch manufacturers to use child-resistant packaging to protect American children from accidental, harmful exposure. From April 1, 2022, to March 31, 2025, the number of reported nicotine pouch exposure cases reported to U.S. Poison Centers steadily increased. Approximately 72% of nicotine pouch exposure cases occurred in children under 5 years of age.