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januari 20, 2025
Agristo optimizes Potato Production with Polysense's Virtual Quality Assistant for Efficiency and Sustainability
Agristo, a global leader in potato products, is targeting an ambitious milestone: producing 1.3 million tons annually by 2030. Agristo has partnered with Polysense, a cutting-edge AI innovator specializing in food industry solutions to achieve this sustainably.
TOMRA Insight Foreign Materials Identification
november 02, 2023
TOMRA Food wins International FoodTec Award for foreign material identification
The foreign material identification accuracy of TOMRA Food's sorting and grading solutions has won a prestigious International FoodTec Award for 'using artificial intelligence and cloud technology to improve food safety, quality, and traceability while increasing process efficiency'.
TOMRA FOOD publishes a new e-book to help processors and packers turn data from sorting machines into greater profitability, titled 'When Sorters Become Data Generating Machines'
mei 24, 2022
TOMRA Food e-book to help processors and packers turn data from sorting machines into greater profitability
TOMRA Food has published a new eBook to help food processors and packers enhance efficiencies and profitability by using information gathered by sorting machines. The easy-to-read, 21-page booklet, titled 'When Sorters Become Data Generating Machines'
Tomra 5C Delivers On Promise of Added Value and Efficiency For The Almond Company
juli 03, 2021
Tomra 5C Sorter adds value for The Almond Company
The Almond Company purchased a TOMRA 5C premium optical sorter which has been operating at its Madera, California facility for the past six months with excellent results.
Revolutionary Upgrades to Sensors and Insight Tools of the Sorter Lead to Better Bottom Lines for Processors.
december 14, 2020
Tomra Food merges best-in-class engineering and intelligence with launch of the Tomra 5C
Revolutionary Upgrades to Sensors and Insight Tools of the Sorter Lead to Better Bottom Lines for Processors.
Cloud-based service unlocks the power of big data to monitor and optimize food sorting processes
oktober 20, 2020
Tomra Insight, a Powerful Industry 4.0 Data Platform, is Now available for the Food Industry
Following its successful launch last year by TOMRA Sorting Recycling, TOMRA Insight is now also being made available to TOMRA Mining customers, TOMRA Food and Compac, part of the TOMRA Food family. For all these industries, the platform is enhanced by new features and functionalities.
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An overview of the Belgian agricultural landscape.
september 18, 2020
Cropmap Belgium 2020 now available
An overview of the Belgian agricultural landscape. The cropmap shows the main crop type on each individual field cultivated in the 2020 growing season and is openly available via an interactive online viewer.
Less cultivating equipment required by cleverly combining field and machine data.
augustus 29, 2020
Slim aardappels telen: AVR en Dacom brengen veld- en machinedata bij elkaar
AVR, leverancier van aardappelrooiers en aanbieder van systemen voor precisielandbouw Dacom brengen veld- en machinedata bij elkaar. Voordeel voor de aardappelteler is dat hij niet alleen een beter, én real time inzicht krijgt over wat er met de machine gebeurt, maar de informatie ook kan koppelen aan perceelsdata.
Digitalization at TOMRA Food: TOMRA's award winning UI TOMRA ACT
januari 09, 2020
How Digitalization of the Supply Chain will Reduce Global Food Waste
The scale of the global food waste problem is staggering. According to reports, 1.6 billion tons of food are lost or wasted every year, equating to a total value of $1.2 trillion being wiped from the supply chain.
Impression of the Belgium potato platform WatchITgrow
februari 28, 2019
Belgian potato supply chain commits to digital data platform WatchITgrow
Three Belgian organisations, Boerenbond, Belgapom and VITO are teaming up to strengthen the future of the Belgian potato chain by jointly investing in the online data platform WatchITgrow.
The company RMA Techniek has combined their capabilities in robotics, smart engineering and experience in the potato processing industry in a unique way: the company has specialized in the automated quality assessment of potatoes.
november 22, 2018
Automated Quality Assessment of Potatoes for French Fries: RMA Techniek knows how...
RMA Techniek has combined their capabilities in robotics, smart engineering and experience in the potato processing industry in a unique way: the company has specialized in the automated quality assessment of potatoes and shows its progress at Interpom.
Marc Van Herreweghe, the new Chairman of Belgapom and CEO of Mydibel
oktober 18, 2018
The Challenges of the Potato Industry: Interview with Marc Van Herreweghe, CEO of Mydibel and New Chairman of Belgapom
In this interview, Marc Van Herreweghe, the new Chairman of Belgapom and CEO of Mydibel, discusses the challenges this Belgian Potato Association faces going forward, as well as sustainability issues and problems related to recent weather conditions.
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