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Empowering communities through scientific testing equipment

 

Helping people test their best is at the core of everything we do at Hanna Instruments. We collaborate with organizations and businesses in the communities where we live and serve by providing them with the essential testing equipment needed to meet their goals.

Hanna Instruments Spends the Day at Johnson & Wales University’s College of Food Innovation & Technology (CFIT) Exploring Current Food Industry Trends 

Recently, we had the pleasure of visiting faculty and students at Johnson & Wales University’s College of Food Innovation & Technology (CFIT) located in Providence, Rhode Island. For over 50 years, the JWU CFIT program has provided world-renowned culinary education that extends far beyond the kitchen into economics, history, health, art, sustainability, and more. JWU’s CFIT program has a long history of developing culinary leaders by taking a hands-on approach to learning and preparing students through real-world scenarios and experience. Students can specialize in a variety of degrees including Culinary Science and Food Product Development (BS), Food and Beverage Entrepreneurship (BS), Culinary Nutrition (BS), Culinary Arts (AS), Baking and Pastry Arts (AS), and more.

 

 

 

Hanna Instruments and the Blackstone Valley Tourism Council Team Up to Improve Water Quality in Local Rhode Island River

With our headquarters in Rhode Island, we are especially proud to have partnered with the Blackstone Valley Tourism Council. Supporting their environmental water quality efforts happening in our very own backyard is paramount to us. Since 1985, the Council has been a leader in transforming the Blackstone Valley Area into an internationally recognized visitor's destination. The Blackstone River is forty-five miles long and this valley extends from Worcester, Massachusetts to Pawtucket, Rhode Island. This well-known river is rich with history and is the birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution. Although the river's industrious past is admirable, it unfortunately resulted in severe water pollution, with its effects still lingering today.