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Niagara Conservation announces WaterSense-certified toilet

Niagara’s Shadow 0.8 GPF with Stealth Technology is an award-winning toilet that is WaterSense certified and has a MaP Premium Score of 1000g.




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Water conservation gets an assist from flush technology

A little water conservation can go a long way.

And as the second-most visited space in commercial buildings — just behind the lobby — the restroom and its water-saving fixtures can help lead the way when it comes to cutting back consumption.




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Breaking the silence on mental health awareness in the construction industries

The construction industry is often associated with strength, resilience and tough work. However, there has been an alarming rise in mental health challenges. MCAA is taking that to heart with the first-ever public release of its suicide prevention video.




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Steel Constructions for the World — Welded in Clean Atmosphere

The SCHACHTBAU Group, headquartered in Nordhausen (Northern Thuringia, Germany), looks back on a tradition spanning more than 110 years of business in the sectors of mining industry, machine-building, steel construction, plant technology and building industry. Starting as a technology supplier for the specialist mining sector, the company evolved into a globally acting business with more than 900 employees in several branches.




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Construction contractor Basewell tackles dust hazards

Establishing any construction project is a careful balancing act between many legal, financial and social responsibilities. Firms not only have a responsibility to shareholders and business partners, but to their workers, the local authority and site neighbors in the wider community as well.




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Cat Footwear goes back to school by celebrating students starting a career in construction

According to the National Student Clearinghouse, enrollment in construction trade courses have increased by 19.3% from 2021-2022. 




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Hidden risks in the construction site

Explore hidden risks on construction sites from hearing loss to vibration injuries.




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Construction supervisor pleads guilty to obstructing investigation into workplace death

One of New York man's employees died after a fall from an improperly secured roof.




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Cost-effective strategies to safeguard your construction business

To reduce the number of delays in a project, you should build reliable processes that facilitate the completion of projects on time and in order. 




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PODCAST | The role of technology in enhancing construction safety

The construction industry has seen a significant shift towards the use of technology to improve safety management.




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Contractor again fails to protect workers from deadly fall hazards at construction sites

Wisconsin construction company has failed to correct multiple fall protection hazards, exposing workers to risk. 




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How is ‘smart’ concrete revolutionizing construction?

In many contexts, the “smart” prefix refers to giving technologies some form of wireless connectivity. That’s not necessarily the case with smart concrete, which covers a much broader range of materials than it may initially seem.




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Best practices to protect roadside construction workers

Roadside work zones pose extreme risk for the laborers who build and maintain our highways, roads, bridges, tunnels and utilities. Highway maintenance jobs are among the most dangerous in the U.S.




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Elevating construction equipment safety: Strategies that deliver

Actions to reduce risk can range from using sensors for better construction fleet management to holding periodic training sessions about emerging issues.




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Consider ergonomics to reduce materials handling

Warehouse hazards are often the cause of workplace accidents. Choosing the correct type of storage will greatly reduce the potential hazard in a facility. The correct storage medium will reduce improper lifting, reaching and travel distance to retrieve an item.




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Women in construction should take advantage of available resources

Women have made amazing strides in many fields and industries throughout the 20th and 21st centuries. Unfortunately, there are many others in which it remains a big challenge for a woman to rise to the top — or even, in some cases, to enter the industry at all.




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Let’s celebrate women in construction

Today, there are approximately 1.2 million women employed in the US construction industry, according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). Women still account for only 11 percent of the construction industry overall, however.




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Advances of women in construction

In an industry vastly dominated by men, construction is an area of our labor force that is slowly seeing change.




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Paving the way: Women’s increased leadership in construction

The largest percentage of job roles held by women in the construction industry are those in management roles, overtaking sales occupations. To celebrate this and Women in Construction Week™ from March 3-8, 2024, let’s explore the latest developments in the industry for women. 




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Mental health training can benefit construction workers

On the average construction site, safety is at the forefront of everyone’s mind. Rules, OSHA regulations, and standard operating procedures control how crews go about their days. While physical safety is essential, what is often overlooked in heavy industries is the weight of mental health challenges.




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OSHA, industry leaders call on employers, workers to combat surge in construction worker suicides

Coinciding with Construction Suicide Prevention Week, a task force is calling on construction industry employers, trade groups and other stakeholders to join OSHA’s Suicide Prevention Safety Stand-Down, Sept. 5-9, 2022.




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Your guide to green building: Sustainable construction, renewable materials and energy efficiency

This shift towards eco-conscious construction responds to escalating environmental concerns, evolving regulations, and growing consumer demand for sustainable living spaces. 




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Adaptogens, botanical extracts help beverage-makers meet consumers’ need states

With the functional beverage space growing dramatically, experts note that consumer interest in botanicals and adaptogens is on the rise.




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Consumers can’t get enough coffee

Experts note that people’s love for coffee has fueled the array of coffee extracts and concentrates appearing outside of traditional RTD coffee settings. 




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Classic flavors provide reliable, consistent results for beverage-makers

Classic flavors of chocolate, vanilla and strawberry allow beverage-makers to appeal to consumer nostalgia.




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Fruit blends appeal to consumers for flavor, health factors

Experts share insights on which fruit blends are currently popular among consumers and why.




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Consumers show enthusiasm for natural energy solutions

The natural energy solutions market is growing as consumers turn to healthy and clean label alternatives for energy.




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Protein flexes its muscles as consumers look to add more protein to diet

Consumers’ perception of protein continues to evolve with the use of protein-fortified drinks extending beyond traditional sports occasions.




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HARD MTN DEW helps consumers 'Ditch Your Family' for Thanksgiving

The winner will be selected based on submissions scored on authenticity, originality and desperation for a true vacation away from family drama, the company says.




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Authenticity vital as consumer shopping behaviors shift

Salsify’s “2024 Consumer Research” report shows how budgeting efforts are shifting consumer shopping habits and pinpoints ways that brands can engage with shoppers.




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Specialty coffee consumption reaches 13-year high, study shows

A survey conducted by Dig Insights and released in partnership with the National Coffee Association (NCA) and Specialty Coffee Association (SCA) reveals that adult coffee consumption hit a two-decade high.




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Circana report shows consumers’ pursuit of well-being

Market research firm Circana released its report “Tapping Into the Global Consumer Well-Being Opportunity,” where it identified ways consumers pursue their well-being across various sectors, including hydration and increased energy.




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What types of alcohol are consumers drinking at home?

In a video interview with Beverage Industry, Justin Solomon, category marketing director of alcoholic beverages at ADM, discussed what’s driving innovation in beverage alcohol not only in terms of the products but how consumers are approaching alcohol consumption. 




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Correct inspection equipment necessary to ensure consumer safety

Experts weigh in on the various forms of packaging inspection equipment used in the beverage industry.




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eCommerce benefits from fundamental shift within consumers

More and more shoppers today are exploring the eCommerce channel for beverage purchases as awareness and accessibility are making it easier to navigate.




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Inflationary trends, consumer behavior continues to impact grocery channel

As inflationary trends continue to impact the grocery channel, experts highlight how supermarkets are employing various strategies to increase market share.




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Direct-to-consumer platforms offer benefits for both brands and consumers

Experts note how the direct-to-consumer channel is impacting beverage categories and sales.




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Value, consumer savings drive growth for club stores

The value proposition presented by warehouse clubs — offering lower average costs per item through bulk buying — prompts a jump in sales share for major warehouse club stores, research shows.




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Consumers seek deals, shop around to address inflation-related impacts on food prices

Consumers are adapting their shopping strategies to include more flexibility as they attempt to control their grocery spending heading into the fall, according to the latest survey conducted by FMI – The Food Industry Association and The Hartman Group.




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Consumers continue to demand more from drinks

Consumers are more knowledgeable nowadays; therefore, they hold their food and beverage choices to higher standards, experts note.




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Consumer interest in digestive health take center stage

As more and more consumers learn about the gut microbiome and its role in overall health and wellness, experts highlight how incorporating fiber and biotic solutions can help beverage-makers meet consumers’ various need states.




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Beverage-makers turn to clean label, non-GMO ingredients to meet consumer trends

With growing awareness of the connections between individual health and that of nature or the environment, such interests are prompting more consumers to seek out clean label and non-GMO beverages.




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Consumers value beverages that support immune health

As more consumers are recognizing the link between immune-health and overall health, experts note that the demand for functional beverages that support immunity has never been higher.




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Consumers prefer natural, clean label beverage sweeteners

As consumers become increasingly aware of their sugar intake, beverage-makers must deliver drinks that are sweet with natural sweeteners.




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Consumers prefer performance beverages with qualities beyond hydration

Experts note that convenience, drinkability and protein content are key drivers of the performance beverage market.




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Beverage-makers turn to natural sweeteners as consumers aim to lower sugar intake

Natural sweeteners are looking to deliver sweet solutions while accommodating consumer demands for less sugar content.




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Sports recovery, bone and joint health beverages appeal to all consumers, not just athletes

Experts note how more and more consumers — not just athletes — are striving to live healthier lives and making conscious decisions about their health.




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Consumers dig digestive health

Experts note that consumers are becoming increasingly aware of how prioritizing gut health impacts the immune system and mental health.




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Consumer trends continue to prioritize clean label, non-GMO beverages

Experts share insights on why consumers are drawn to clean label and non-GMO beverages, as well as what beverage-makers can do to appeal to such preferences.




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Consumer focus on prevention over cure driving immune support ingredients

With its complex formulas helping consumers further their pursuit of a healthier lifestyle, the functional beverage market has thrived. Detox drinks have benefited from this interest, but is not without its challenges.