Last year BEST (Belgian Electronic Sorting Technology) opened an office in China. Now, BEST has hired extra staff to optimize local support and service.
BEST Sorting Hangzhou also has an operational BEST Sorting Solution Center where demonstrations can be organized during which customers can test the efficiency of the BEST optical sorters with their own products.
Together with its experienced and native Chinese speaking demo and training engineers BEST can find a sorting solution that fits each customer’s specific needs.
The company sees this expansion as a symbol of its future strategy to serve its Asian customers in their own language and according to their cultural habits.
BEST expresses confidence that its continuous investments and efforts to strengthen the local markets will create new possibilities and exciting projects.
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February 20, 2012
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