Ishida is a Japanese manufacturer of weighing, packaging, inspection, and quality control systems for food and non-food applications. Founded in Kyoto in 1893, the company supplies multihead weighers, bagmakers, checkweighers, X-ray inspection systems, tray sealers, and integrated production line solutions worldwide.
In North America Ishida is represented by Heat and Control.
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September 26, 2026
Heat and Control to Showcase Potato Processing and Packaging Technologies at Pack Expo International 2026
Heat and Control will showcase potato processing, seasoning, packaging and thermal processing technologies at Pack Expo International 2026, including Cascade Water Recirculation, Symphony Seasoning and Tek-Dry solutions.
June 14, 2026
Heat and Control to showcase seasoning and sustainability technologies at Snackex 2026
Heat and Control will showcase processing, seasoning, water conservation and thermal processing technologies at Snackex 2026 in Lisbon. The solutions are designed to support greater efficiency, sustainability and performance in snack manufacturing.
March 26, 2026
Heat and Control Set to Showcase Sustainable Snack Processing and High-Speed Packaging Innovations at SNX 2026
Heat and Control will showcase snack processing innovations at SNX 2026, including high-speed packaging, precise seasoning, and water recirculation tech that cuts freshwater use by up to 75%, improving efficiency, sustainability, and product quality.
March 16, 2026
Global Processing and Packaging Industry Set to Meet at Interpack 2026 in Dusseldorf
Interpack is set to open its doors in Düsseldorf in eight weeks. From 7 to 13 May 2026, the global processing and packaging industry will gather to discuss artificial intelligence, automation, innovative materials and workforce skills.Agents for this company
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