The Queen’s Award is the highest award for British businesses, which have excelled in the fields of international trade, sustainable development, or innovation.

Together they will develop safer and more accurate bagging and palletizing solutions.

The global company rallied hundreds of industry leaders at its Networking Days event to develop centralized, environmentally friendly solutions for the future of food and mobility.

The supplier announced it will add yellow mealworm capabilities to its existing insect rearing and processing applications.

Rainer Schulz brings business skills and industrial knowledge to the company’s board of directors.

The single-screw extruder, PolyOne, features a modular design for flexible processing.

The CUBIC campus includes eight Application Centers, is designed to accommodate up to 300 people and models sustainability and innovation.

The company will collaborate with nearly 200 other corporations around the world to develop sustainable solutions for the future.

The company’s insect technology solutions division will team up with Alfa Laval to offer advanced modular insect plant solutions.

Andreas Herzog will retire in September 2019 after 17 years in the position.