Welcome to the ISBT Connection
This ISBT newsletter will issue on the 1st and 15th of each month. It will serve as our communication tool for International Society of Beverage Technologists. We will feature events, announcements, committee profiles, and information highlighting courses from the Beverage Institute by ISBT™. We will recognize new and returning members, showcase news from ISBT member companies, and highlight interesting industry articles and sponsored content from the
Beverage Industry Resource Guide
.
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ISBT is pleased to announce its ISBT scholars for 2020.
Megan Nalazek
and
Maria Belen Salazar
won the traditional ISBT scholarship, while
Eboni Thomas
was named the inaugural ISBT Emeritus Scholarship recipient.
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ISBT's 67th Annual Meeting, BevTech 2020, will take place from April 20-22, 2020 at the Doubletree Mission Valley Hotel in San Diego, California. Registration for the event is open now and can be accessed by clicking
here
.
BevTech is:
- A forum for scientific and technical papers.
- The opportunity for technical committees to meet.
- Unrivaled in networking opportunities with industry peers.
If you want to invest in yourself, your career and your company, BevTech 2020 is the can't miss event of the year.
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Reserve a Booth at the BevTech 2020 Technology Expo
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Watch this brief tutorial to create a listing for your company and opt in to the
Beverage Industry Resource Guide
. Once you have opted in, you will be able to post content for ISBT members and the beverage industry to see.
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Bob Yeoman, the President and CEO of B&R Compliance is the Technical Committee Chair of this active group. Under Bob's leadership, the committee has successfully engaged many technical subject matter experts to update one of the most commonly used ISBT Guidelines,
Bulk Carbon Dioxide Quality Food Safety Guidelines and Analytical Methods and Techniques Reference
.
This committee has also been contributing to the
Beverage Institute by ISBT
™. The first course developed by Beverage Gases is the
Carbon Dioxide
learning module. The course outline can be accessed
here
.
If you are interested in purchasing this course, register
here
.
For 2020, the committee is finalizing content for new modules on Oxygen, Nitrogen, and Argon.
For more information about the Beverage Gases Technical Committee including a list of officers, current activities, and more, click the button below.
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Beverage Institute by ISBT
TM
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In order to supply beverages, we must have ingredients. Without them, a beverage cannot exist. This Beverage Ingredients course offers a deep dive into understanding the principles of the chemistry, manufacturing, quality guidelines, and applications of the most common ingredients in beverages we consume.
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Since November 1, ISBT is proud to announce that it has gained 7 new members. Please join us in welcoming these new members to the association. To view a complete list of these members, click the button below. For information about joining ISBT, click Join ISBT.
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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 January 1 issue of the ISBT Connection is
December 27
.
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The Panthers are Teaming up with Coca-Cola
- The Carolina Panthers and Coca-Cola Consolidated announced a partnership naming Coca-Cola the official soft drink of the Carolina Panthers. The Panthers are now Team Coke.
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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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Protecting Sparkling Beverages -
Carbon Dioxide is one of the only industrial gases used as an ingredient in beverages. The quality of this gas is subject to stringent industry specifications that are set and controlled by both bulk gas suppliers and the beverage companies receiving the gas. Industry guidelines, such as those set by ISBT, ensure a harmonised global standard is in place to protect the brands and consumers from quality incidents. Beverage manufacturers can further protect quality by installing CO2 Polishing Filtration from Sure Purity.
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CryoVation W50: Higher Flow rate with Lower maintenance than Previous Models
- The CryoVation W50 is a liquid transfer pump fitted with operating controls. The unit is designed to receive liquid carbon dioxide (CO2) or nitrous oxide (N20) at an inlet pressure of about 300 PSIG (17.6 kg/cm2), and deliver it into portable cylinders at a regulated pressure ranging from about 400 PSIG (28.2 kg/cm2) to 900 PSIG (63.3 kg/cm2).
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
December 27
.
The Beverage Industry Resource Guide is an opt-in only member resource. So far, more than 100 ISBT members have opted in. If your company has already opted-in, make sure to login and update your information so that readers that come across your listing see valuable 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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