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H2L's autonomous AI-powered robot navigates a Dutch seed potato field, scanning crops to identify virus-infected plants during a live field demonstration.
juli 06, 2026
Dutch Seed Potato Industry Unveils AI-Powered Autonomous Robot to Detect Virus-Infected Potato Plants
Around 70 Dutch seed potato growers watched an autonomous robot identify virus-infected plants during a field demonstration. The robot marks infected plants for easier manual removal, while automated removal is being explored for future versions.
Potatoes in precision-controlled cold storage equipped with Mooij Agro’s Smart Cooling Manager – ensuring optimal temperature and humidity for maximum quality and shelf life.
juli 09, 2025
Mooij Agro Unveils Smart Cooling Manager for Smarter, Efficient Potato Storage
Efficiently manage crop storage with Mooij Agro’s Smart Cooling Manager—monitor and control each cooling cell, auto-prioritize capacity, and integrate seamlessly with all units via Croptimiz-r®. Ideal for post-CIPC potato storage.
Case IH: Exclusive Tractor Sponsor at PotatoEurope 2025, Showcasing Innovation and Connectivity in Potato Farming
maart 17, 2025
Case IH: Exclusive Tractor Sponsor at PotatoEurope 2025, Showcasing Innovation and Connectivity in Potato Farming
Case IH will be the exclusive tractor sponsor at PotatoEurope 2025 on 3-4 September in Lelystad. With 17 years of partnership, it remains a key player in the potato sector. This year, the focus will be on live demos and FieldOps™ telematics solutions.
Insort (Matthias Jeindl, right) and Kiremko (Ton Hendrickx; left) join forces: 'This partnership is based on customer advantages.'
februari 22, 2022
Kiremko and Insort: a global partnership focused on efficiency in potato processing - based on data
Matthias Jeindl, CEO and founder of Insort, and Ton Hendrickx, General Sales Manager of Kiremko, are both convinced of the increasing importance of data in potato processing. And their two companies will jointly implement the opportunities this offers.
RMA-Techniek will take over the product SolEye. SolEye is a product to objectively measure frying colour of potato strips
september 17, 2021
RMA-Techniek takes over HZPC's frying colour measuring system Soleye
As of September 2021, RMA-Techniek will take over the product SolEye. SolEye is a product to objectively measure frying colour, developed by Solentum B.V. (a former subsidiary of HZPC Holding).
Commissioning 3rd generation D-Blade at PIP Innovations. Using cameras and vision technology, potato 'defects' are trimmed by delta robots equipped with a special knife.
november 03, 2020
PIP Innovations and FoodeQ team up to offer robotic cutting line
PIP Innovations, the manufacturer of D-Blade - a robotic produce cutter - partners with FoodeQ, maker of vibratory shakers to accelerate global expansion by offering a tested combination of shakers and robot technology.
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Sercom launches Wireless System to control Potato Storage 
september 21, 2020
Sercom launches Wireless System to control Potato Storage
Early last year, Sercom developed a wireless system, based on radiographic technology, to connect field stations in the horticulture and e.g. potato storage cells up to a distance of 5 kilometres (3 miles) apart.
New state-of-the-art fully automated high-rise cold-storage facility at City Terminal Rotterdam
juli 15, 2020
Kloosterboer starts construction of Cool Port II, a fully automated high-rise cold-storage facility in Rotterdam
Kloosterboer will begin the construction of a new state-of-the-art fully automated multi-customer high-rise cold-storage facility with a storage capacity of 60,000 pallets in Rotterdam. The building will be finished in January of 2022.
Ribbon cutting to officially open the new tna food processing hub in Woerden, The Netherlands.
From left to right: Victor Molkenboer (Mayor of Woerden), Nadia Taylor (Director tna) and Brett Mason (Australian Ambassador to the Netherlands)
april 17, 2018
Processing and Packaging Equipment supplier tna expands manufacturing in the Netherlands
Processing and packaging equipment manufacturer tna has officially opened a brand new, state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in the Netherlands, further reinforcing its position as a leading supplier to the potato and vegetable processing industries.
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The BPA facility in Woerden, The Netherlands
When is the Right Time to Transition to Robotic Packaging?
Scott Williams, the Northwest Regional Sales Manager of BluePrint Automation (BPA) answers some of the common questions about transition to Robotic Packaging.
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