Podcasts from Campden BRI

Podcasts from Campden BRI – providing information on topical issues.
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Emma Hanby

Technologist Emma Hanby describes some of the major trends, drivers and current activities in product innovation – particularly in relation to health and wellbeing.

  • Visit our Technical Services pages to find out more about our work in product innovation.
  • Find out more about our work in this area by contacting Emma Hanby e.hanby@campden.co.uk +44(0)1386 842262

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Craig Leadley

Technologist Craig Leadley explains how to pasteurise dry ingredients such as herbs, spices, powders, nuts and seeds, and new equipment at Campden BRI for companies to look at how the process could help them with their ingredients.

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Richard Stanley

Agronomist Richard Stanley explains how a new project is exploring the role of biological control and integrated crop management strategies as future options in sustainable crop protection.

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Greg Jones

Microbiologist Greg Jones describes a project looking afresh at 'hurdle technology' and 'sub-lethal stresses' in controlling Listeria, particularly in relation to product reformulation to remove salt and other preservatives.

  • Visit our Technical Services pages for information on our wide ranging activities in food microbiology
  • Members can find out more about this project and related work by contacting Greg Jones g.jones@campden.co.uk +44(0)1386 842143

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Miles Templeman

Miles Templeman, Director General of the Institute of Directors, delivered the 33rd Annual Campden Lecture at Campden BRI Day 2011.

Taking 'Challenges for business' as his theme, Mr. Templeman reflected on both the specific and general issues faced by businesses in today's economic climate, and set these in the context of current socio–political developments – commenting on issues as diverse as the development of leadership within business to the influence of regulation and government policy.

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Chris Baylis

Microbiologist Chris Baylis talks about the importance of method validation in assuring reliable test results – and how Campden BRI works with manufacturers of rapid test methods to provide independent assessments of kit performance.

  • Visit our Technical Services pages for information on our wide ranging activities in microbiological method development and assessment.
  • To discuss aspects of microbiological method validation or test kit evaluation, contact info@campden.co.uk or call our switchboard on +44(0)1386 842000 and they will be happy to direct your call to the relevant person.

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Mike Edwards

Mike Edwards, Microscopy Manager at Campden BRI talks about how microscopy can help inform product development and troubleshoot quality problems that can arise.

  • Visit our Technical Services pages for information on our wide ranging activities in food microscopy including structural analysis, troubleshooting and foreign body identification.
  • To discuss how our extensive light and electron microscopy facilities and expertise can help you with product development, use of clean label ingredients or in troubleshooting quality defects, contact Mike Edwards +44(0)1386 842017 m.edwards@campden.co.uk

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Martin Geroge

Martin George of our Food Manufacturing Technologies Department talks about modelling air flow, factors that affect it, and how it can contribute to effective operations such as heat transfer during cooling and heating, as well as reduce energy consumption.

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Sarah Thomas

Sarah Thomas of our Consumer and Sensory Sciences Department talks about some of the techniques that can be used to understand how consumers judge products and how this can help with product development.

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Edyta Margas

Edyta Margas, of our Food Hygiene Department describes a project exploring how Salmonella survives and potentially persists in environments associated with production of low water activity products.

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Emma Hanby

Emma Hanby, Packaging Technologist, talks about the tests available to ensure packaging can withstand the rigors of transport, troubleshoot problems that arise, and even assess ease–of–opening.

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Martin George

Martin George of our Food Manufacturing Technologies Department talks about positron emission particle tracking (PEPT) and how this can be used to assess the effectiveness of mixing operations.

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Steve Garrett

Molecular biologist Steve Garrett talks about the use of DNA profiling to test the species of origin of fish and fish products.

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Danny Bayliss

Danny Bayliss, PhD student, talks about how problem bacteria can be inactivated
by exposure to cold plasmas
, and how this could deliver new cleaning technologies for food and drink processing equipment and environments.

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Simon Penson

Simon Penson, Head of Cereals and Milling, talks about how processing trials and analytical tests can help ensure that cereal raw material is fit for purpose and will produce a product of appropriate quality.

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Martin George

Martin George of our Food Manufacturing Technologies Department explains what time–temperature integrators are and how they can help in the validation of thermal processes for a range of heat–preserved products.

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Maria Bryan

Home Economist Maria Bryan explains the basis of product benchmarking and how it can help companies to gauge how their products compare with the competition or even how reformulated versions compare with the original.

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Alicja Malinowska

Alicja Malinowska of our Food Hygiene Department talks about the use of ozone and vaporised hydrogen peroxide as a novel approach to cleaning and disinfection of food production areas.


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Mike Edwards

Mike Edwards, Microscopy Manager at Campden BRI, describes some approaches to the identification of foreign bodies found in foods, and how identifying the foreign body can help companies handle complaints and prevent recurrences.


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Craig Leadley

Craig Leadley, New Products and Processes Manager, talks about emerging technologies such as high pressure processing, ohmic heating and power ultrasound, and how these can help with 'clean label' product reformulation.

  • Visit our New Technologies webpages for related information including the New Technologies Bulletin, Research Summary Sheets and R&D Reports, as well as related podcasts and details of events and other publications on new and emerging technologies.
  • To discuss how we can help you get the most from emerging technologies and product reformulation contact Craig Leadley +44(0)1386 842059 c.leadley@campden.co.uk

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Geoff Taylor

Geoff Taylor, internationally renowned wine expert from Campden BRI Corkwise, talks about how Corkwise can help companies optimise the quality of their wine products at the point of sale and troubleshoot problems that arise during production, storage and distribution.

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Helen Brown

Helen Brown, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Section Manager, describes our research into allergen analysis and routes of cross-contamination – and how this has yielded practical benefits for companies in the food supply chain.

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Roy Betts

Roy Betts, Head of Microbiology, explains predictive microbiology and challenge testing, and how the two complement each other in determining the shelf–life of products.

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Ross Warburton

Ross Warburton president of the Food and Drink Federation delivered the 32nd Annual Campden Lecture at Campden BRI Day 2010.

Taking 'Food in the future' as his theme, Mr. Warburton reflected on the many changes in food production and consumption over recent decades before exploring the challenges that lay before industry and government in feeding a growing population and responding to changing consumer priorities, in the medium and longer term. You can also read the published lecture which will automatically be sent to your mailbox (as a pdf) when you open and send this email to auto@campden.co.uk with the subject line: Send Lecture 2010

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Jonathon Porritt

Jonathon Porritt CBE delivered the 31st Annual Campden lecture, addressing Sustainability through Food Security What are the challenges that face industry and Government as a result of agreed targets for the reduction in greenhouse gas emissions?

In a provocative critique of current Government policy, envionmentalist Jonathon Porritt takes us through the major factors that will affect food production, explains why he believes that Government Policy on this is not fit for purpose, and argues that sustainability and food security are inextricabily linked. He also spells out the challenges that lie before the food and drink supply chain, as companies will be reuqired to cut emissions in response to agreed national targets. You can also read the published lecture which will automatically be sent to your mailbox (as a pdf) when you open and send this email to auto@campden.co.uk with the subject line: Send Lecture 2009

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Craig Leadley

Craig Leadley discusses pulsed light technology for surface decontamination
How pulsed light technology can be used in the decontamination of food and surfaces

In this interview, reproduced courtesy of FoodProductionDaily, Campden BRI´s Craig Leadley talks about some of our work on pulsed light technology, its uses and its limitations - as part of our ongoing assessment of new and emerging technologies in food processing and preservation. Members can find out more about this technology from a recently released R&D Report. To obtain a pdf copy (1 Mb) send an e-mail to auto@campden.co.uk with the subject line: send RD281

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Leighton Jones

Leighton Jones discusses technical panels
Answers common questions about Campden BRI´s Technical Advisory Panels

  • What a Technical Advisory panel is
  • The different panels that exist
  • What the panels actually do
  • The benefits members derive from being part of a panel
  • How to join a panel

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Chris Knight

Chris Knight discusses The latest HACCP guidance for Agriculture and Horticulture
How to implement the new HACCP guidelines into agriculture and horticulture production

  • Why HACCP is the recognised system for farmers and growers in assuring product safety
  • How Campden BRI can help you develop and implement an effective HACCP system
  • Examples of where it has been used
  • Pre-requisite programmes and critical control points
  • How to identify the ´danger-points´

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Sue Emond

Sue Emond discusses The latest HACCP guidance for Food Manufacturing
How to implement the new HACCP guidelines into your food manufacturing process

  • Why HACCP is the recognised system for manufacturers and retailers in assuring product safety
  • How Campden BRI can help you develop and implement an effective HACCP system
  • Examples of where it has been used
  • Pre-requisite programmes and critical control points
  • How to identify the ´danger-points´.

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Terry Sharp

Terry Sharp (former Head of Baking and Cereals Processing) discusses
Ingredients for product innovation
How Campden BRI works with ingredient suppliers to meet the needs of food manufacturers

  • Why high quality product development is essential to your business success
  • How Campden BRI will help you develop ingredients that will meet the needs of food manufacturers
  • The wide range of expertise and facilities that are available to you
  • Examples and case studies of our work with ingredient suppliers
  • How you can benefit from joining a consortium relevant to the type of ingredient(s) you supply.

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John Hammond

John Hammond discusses Nutrition and health claims
What the new EU legislation on nutrition and health claims means for you as a manufacturer or retailer

  • The new controls on nutrition and health claims in relation to food and drink
  • Examples of what you need to do to comply with the new controls
  • The difference between a nutrition claim and a health claim
  • Answers to some of your most frequently asked questions surrounding EU legislation and nutrition
  • How Campden BRI can help you with consultancy, training and support services

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