Key Technology announces the appointment of CIMA as its exclusive sales representative in Spain. CIMA is responsible for developing sales for Key’s automated inspection and sorting systems, specialized conveying, and processing equipment to customers in Spain that primarily process and package fruits, vegetables, and potatoes.
“CIMA is ideally suited to help Key expand its presence in Spain. Their industry expertise, technical knowledge, customer service, and company contacts are exceptional,” noted Andreas Hofman, Sales Director of Europe, Middle East, and Africa for Key Technology BV. “CIMA has the skills and experience to deliver tremendous value to Key’s customers in Spain. They are an important addition to our sales network.”
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Key Technology Appoints CIMA as Sales Agent in Spain

Septiembre 14, 2010
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