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The new Little Gem Aspire Dicer from Urschel Laboratories, Inc. will be showcased at FOOMA Japan 2026, highlighting compact design, precision cutting, and innovation in food processing technology.
Mayo 29, 2026
Urschel Japan Co., Ltd to Showcase New Little Gem Aspire Dicer at FOOMA Japan 2026 for Advanced Precision Food Processing
Urschel Japan will unveil the new Little Gem Aspire Dicer alongside advanced food cutting solutions at FOOMA Japan 2026, showcasing precision, compact design, and high-capacity processing innovations for the evolving food industry.
Steven Van Geel, Sales Director of TOMRA Processed Food’s Regional for the APAC region, Eizo Oda, Chairman of the Japan Food Distribution Association
Septiembre 19, 2022
TOMRA 5C Optical sorting machine wins prestigious Japan Food Journal Award
Mr. Eizo Oda, Chairman of the Japan Food Distribution Association, presented the prize to TOMRA Processed Food’s Regional Sales Director for the APAC region, Steven Van Geel
Toshiharu Kageyama, mechanical engineer with Ishida Research and Development in Japan, was awarded the 62nd Kyoto Inventors Award for his invention: the oval-shaped 18-head multihead weigher.
Diciembre 06, 2018
Ishida designer wins Inventors Award for oval-shaped 18-head multihead weigher
Toshiharu Kageyama, a mechanical engineer with Ishida Research and Development in Japan, was awarded the 62nd Kyoto Inventors Award for his invention: the oval-shaped 18-head multihead weigher.
Tokyo street impression
Junio 14, 2017
Packaging and Processing Specialist tna opens office in Japan
tna, a leading supplier of food processing and packaging solutions, continues to grow its global footprint with the opening of a new Japan office and the launch of a brand new Japanese website.
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Hata Foods, Japan, bought a TOMRA Orbit 150 Steam Peeler. Here you see how the unit can be controlled from a touch screen interface on the machine.
Agosto 11, 2016
Impact TOMRA Sorter and Steam Peeler on Potato Salad Base at Hata Foods
Toshiyuki Hata, CEO at the Japanese company Hata Foods explains the impact of the installation of a TOMRA Orbit 150 steam peeler, brusher, washer, and a TOMRA Genius B1200 sorting machine on the production of their 'potato salad base'
From the archive
TOMRA Sorting announces Japanese Language Website
Abril 06, 2015
TOMRA Sorting announces Japanese Language Website
TOMRA Sorting Food has launched a Japanese website, underlining the importance of Japan to the company’s global business strategy.
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Ishida Welcomes New President
Agosto 29, 2010
Ishida Welcomes New President
For only the fourth time in its 117 year history, Ishida Co., Ltd. has a new company president – Mr. Takahide Ishida.Takahide assumes leadership of Ishida’s worldwide operations from his father, Ryuichi, who held the position for over 42 years and who,...
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 Heat and control for news
Octubre 26, 2009
Heat and Control wins Queensland Export award.
The Queensland [Australia] Japan Chamber of Commerce & Industry Inc (QJCCI) announced Heat and Control as winner of the Large Manufacturer category of the 2009 QJCCI Export Excellence Awards.
From the archive
Septiembre 24, 2007
Japanese researchers identify ideal frying conditions for crispy, low fat batter.
Researchers at Tokyo University of Technology have studied how the structure of the batter molecules changes during the frying process. They discovered that altering the water content and frying time they were able to create perfect conditions to crea...
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