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August 12, 2025
Potato Peel Valorisation: Looop and Smicon Drive Circular Innovation
In Venlo, the Netherlands, circularity is not just a vision - it’s a working reality. At Looop, a company with roots in the agri-food sector dating back nearly a century, the last 30 years have marked a transformation.
Potato Processing equipment specialist Kiremko sells 30 STRATA Invicta® steam peelers in 30 months
September 18, 2020
Potato Processing equipment specialist Kiremko sells 30 STRATA Invicta® steam peelers in 30 months
Kiremko is proud to announce that they have sold 30 of the best steam peelers on the market in just over 30 months’ time. Made in Europe and the US, supplied globally.
Tummers Compact E²E-Condenser reduces nuisance of steam peeling process
July 15, 2020
Tummers Compact E²E-Condenser reduces nuisance of steam peeling process
Tummers Food Processing Solutions has developed the ‘E²E-Condenser’, a unit that redirects the emission of steam peeling machines, allowing energy to be recovered for use elsewhere in the production.
Tummers Newest peeler offers the lowest cost of ownership
July 15, 2020
Tummers Newest peeler offers the lowest cost of ownership
Tummers Food Processing Solutions have recently unveiled their latest development in the market, a steam peeler, with a total cost of ownership that is lower than any other peeler available. The peel loss of this machine is comparable with the result of other peelers on the market, but at lower operational costs and a lower steam consumption.
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.
Potato Processing Equipment Specialist Kiremko launches its new Guard Family: a series of advanced sensor systems that support, control and guard your potato processing line.
February 12, 2018
Kiremko launches its new Guard family of control systems for your potato processing line
Potato Processing Equipment Specialist Kiremko launches its new Guard Family: a series of advanced sensor systems that support, control and guard your potato processing line.
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The Tummers Group introduces a new high capacity potato sorter with overlapping beds.
July 30, 2017
Tummers keeps developing its potato processing equipment!
The Tummers Group highlights the improvements made of its potato processing machinery in response to demands of the market.
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Paul Oosterlaken welcomes Maarten Camps, Secretary-General of the Ministry of Economic Affairs, who opened the celebrations: “It’s not only about the flowers, the cows or the milk that makes the Dutch economy interesting, but the potato delivers a gre
June 12, 2017
Kiremko looks back on memorable 50th Anniversary & Opening new building
On 19th May 2017 Kiremko celebrated her 50th anniversary and the opening of the new building with all employees and guests from all over the world. For this special occasion the factory was transformed into an amazing party venue.
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Oerlemans Foods reports on their investment in a TOMRA peeling line
December 16, 2014
Oerlemans Foods reports on their investment in a TOMRA peeling line
Oerlemans invested in a brand new steam peeling processing line in 2010. Read how they feel about their TOMRA peeling line today…
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GMF Gouda improves Brush-'n-belt peel remover
October 04, 2007
GMF Gouda improves Brush-'n-belt peel remover
GMF-Gouda has re-engineered its successful Brush-‘n-Belt dry peel remover. Although the proven concept of the machine remained, many innovative features contribute to improved processing capacity and ease of use, maintenance and cleaning. The new dry ...
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