In May 2026 Ishida will be returning to Interpack, the leading global packaging trade show, to showcase innovations that support food manufacturers in their quest for efficient, safe and sustainable food production.

In this workshop at Machine Building Live, Festo field line manager Josh Roberts explores the various stages of maintenance and tools available to both end users and OEMs to leverage AI to increase their OEE.

In this workshop at Food Manufacturing Live, Dr Bhavnita Patel, business development manager at The MTC, explores how automation, robotics and digitalisation are reshaping food manufacturing, unlocking efficiency, improving quality and reducing waste.

RS is urging manufacturers in the food and beverage sector to seize collaboration potential to achieve significant cost savings. This will also help them overcome pressures from evolving regulation, rising costs and skills and labour shortages, says RS.

In this workshop at Food Manufacturing Live, TEDOM director Paul Hamblyn describes how Aston Manor Cider's Tiverton site undertook a pioneering heat decarbonisation project, replacing inefficient kerosene boilers with a hydrogen-ready TEDOM CHP plant.

Normanton-based industry-leading specialist in drive technology, SEW-EURODRIVE UK, has appointed five new team members across business development, health and safety, electronic engineering and customer service.

In an era marked by disruption and rapid technological shifts, resilience has become a cornerstone of sustainable manufacturing. In this panel session at Food Manufacturing Live, Gambica sector head Nikesh Mistry panel brings together industry leaders and innovators to explore how real-world manufacturing environments are driving practical innovation to stay competitive and adaptable.

igus UK marks a major milestone in accessible automation with the successful launch of its RBTX partnership with DOBOT Robotics.

Mastery of fault-finding is one of the most invaluable skills for anyone dealing with plant and machinery. Locating and rectifying defects in a system will improve productivity, extend the life of machinery and equipment, and result in substantial cost savings. And it is exactly those invaluable skills that attendees walk away with when attending the new Pilz training course, 'Machinery Safety for Maintenance Technicians'.