Dairy Processing and Equipment

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The new Fairview, facility, located just 12 miles from Erie, Pa., is expected to be fully operational around summer 2025 when Nelson-Jameson will re-establish localized service in the region. The facility will hire up to 20 full-time employees.

New equipment from Baumer, Clayton Industries, and Coperion

Its new VarioFlow belt conveyor variant features a fine-meshed chain surface.

Dairy Foods names New York City-based Chobani LLC as its 2024 Processor of the Year, honoring the company’s impressive humanitarian efforts, its entrance into new dairy and non-dairy markets, and its tremendous growth.

Nick Manfred will lead commercial development and expansion in Ohio and areas in Pennsylvania near Nelson-Jameson’s newest distribution center in Pennsylvania, which is scheduled to begin operations in 2025. Sam Siddall will lead commercial development and expansion in Michigan, where Nelson-Jameson has a strong Midwestern presence, including a distribution center in Marshfield, Wis. 

Dairy processing waste streams can create clean energy in the form of biogas. Water treatment systems can be designed to generate biogas and reuse water, reducing demand for fresh water.

Although Dairy Foods’ 125-year anniversary is clearly a milestone, many industry suppliers have unique innovations that they share in this special Suppliers' Section. 

The FDS Nano is the world’s smallest twin screw pump, engineered to handle viscous products of up to 1 million cP and capable of managing entrained air levels of 70%, the company states.

New equipment from Berry Global, Double H Plastics, and MultiVac 

From running the pasteurizer to pumping fresh milk to adding the all-important starter culture to putting the cheese in forms and pressing it down, Master Cheesemaker Tony Hook is hands-on when crafting 70 flavors of aged cheddars, blues and mixed milk cheeses that bear the name of Hook’s Cheese.