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DTS and MTS Foods announce a strategic commercial partnership to deliver advanced thermal food processing solutions across India Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.
August 02, 2026
DTS and MTS Foods cooperate in India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh
DTS and MTS Foods combine process-engineering expertise with regional customer coordination across India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.
Tummers E2E dual-zone blancher, now fully produced in-house
March 05, 2026
Tummers Brings Cooker, Cooler and Blancher Production In-House and Introduces E2E Dual-Zone Blancher
After years of development, Tummers Food Processing Solutions has reached a significant milestone by fully bringing the production of cookers, coolers and blanchers in-house.
Valeria Lucinschi, General Manager & Operations at Kuipers Food Processing Machinery
March 23, 2025
Business Outlook 2025: Valeria Lucinschi, General and Operations at Kuipers Food Processing Machinery, Shares Insights
The 'Key Business Outlooks 2025' series continues with insights from Valeria Lucinschi, General and Operations, Kuipers Food Processing Machinery, who offers a clear vision for navigating the complexities of the potato processing industry.
Lennaert van Dijk, CEO of Tummers Group
November 21, 2024
Tummers Group Unveils New Organizational Structure to Drive Future Growth and Flexibility
In response to evolving market demands across diverse industries, Tummers Group is excited to announce a comprehensive restructuring of its organization and strategic approach.
(LR) Peter van der Stouwe Sales Director at DutchTecSource, Vincent Wunnink, Finance Director (CFO) at DutchTecSource, Marco Peeters, Director of Operations at Romonta and Lode De Boe Co-Owner of Sticomax
August 28, 2024
Belgian Sticomax acquires DutchTecSource (DTS) to become global player in machinery and systems for the food industry.
Belgian machine builder Sticomax, a leading holding in machine building for the food industry, announces the acquisition of Dutch sector company DutchTecSource (DTS).
Largest ever DTS potato blancher being installed at Farm Frites Oudenhoorn
December 11, 2023
Dutch TecSource B.V. Installs its largest ever potato blanchers at Farm Frites Oudenhoorn!
Transport, hoisting, and installation of our largest blanchers to date! The two-stage DTS blanching line at Farm Frites Oudenhoorn includes a Short-high blancher with a diameter of 2.6 meters and a length of 7 meters.
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Minister Schreinemacher’s Visit to Tummers
September 21, 2023
Minister Schreinemacher visits Equipment manufacturer Tummers: A Glimpse into The World of Food Processing
After the Trade Mission in India joined by Prime Minister Mark Rutte last week, Tummers Food Processing Solutions was honored to welcome Minister Liesje Schreinemacher to Tummers Food Processing Solutions.
Groundbreaking event for Marel’s Boxmeer site renovation
May 15, 2022
Groundbreaking event for Marel’s Boxmeer site renovation
On Monday, 9 May, Equipment manufacturer Marel officially kicked off the renovation of the new site located at the Lionstraat in Boxmeer, the Netherlands.
'Auger and Thermal Processing Solutions' specialist DTS highlights capabilities beyond potato processing with new branding and corporate presentation
November 30, 2020
Auger and Thermal Processing Solutions specialist DTS highlights capabilities beyond potato processing
Dutch equipment manufacturer DTS has made a name for themselves supplying high quality (auger-style) blanchers, cookers and coolers to the potato processing industry. Now, their new branding highlights that their Auger and Thermal Processing Solutions expertise is used for other products as well.
Steaming (Blanching) and Cooling of Ready-To-Cook Potato Products
July 31, 2019
Steaming (Blanching) and Cooling of Ready-To-Cook Potato Products
Processing Equipment Manufacturer FoodeQ has developed a system that first steams (blanches) the products very hygienically and then cools it.
Jan-Bernard Blaas of Delaware (left) and Marcel van Huissteden of Kiremko B.V. (right) signing the contract on January 21, 2019 for the implementation of SAP S/4HANA en SAP C/4HANA at Kiremko in Montfoort.
January 21, 2019
Potato Processing Equipment Manufacturer Kiremko invests in SAP ERP-platform
Continuous improvement is an important topic at Equipment Manufacturer Kiremko. To support its continuous improvement process, Kiremko invested in a new ERP platform (Enterprise Resource Planning). Kiremko selected for SAP S/4HANA.
Dutch TecSource has gained a leading position in the potato processing industry as manufacturer of screw blanching equipment
December 05, 2018
Nordian Capital has acquired a majority interest in Dutch TecSource (DTS)
Private Equity investor Nordian Capital has acquired a majority interest in Dutch TecSource (DTS), a leading manufacturer of screw blanching equipment for the potato processing industry
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