To provide efficient snack and prepared foods processing machinery and knowledgeable local service in Brazil, Heat and Control, Inc. has opened a new facility in Sorocaba City, Sao Paulo state.
“We have had a sales office in Sao Paulo city for several years, and now our new facility greatly expands the range of services and machinery we offer for food processing”, explains Heat and Control Brazil project engineer, Edson Moreira.
In addition to sales, Moreira says the facility will initially manufacture fryers, batter-breading applicators, and seasoning applicators.
“We provide complete technical assistance, installation, and start-up services to ensure correct and efficient operation of our equipment “, adds Moreira. “One of the advantages of working with Heat and Control is that we provide access to new technology, processes, and experience from our other offices around the world”, says Moreira. “Our combined expertise provides a big advantage to local processors in Brazil”.
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Heat and Control expands services in Brazil
July 01, 2010
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