News on Processing Equipment from Brazil

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Automated high-density cold storage system at Bem Brasil’s Perdizes plant, powered by Mecalux’s Pallet Shuttle and Easy WMS, streamlining logistics for over 550,000 tons of frozen food annually.
July 17, 2025
Bem Brasil Optimizes Frozen Food Storage with Mecalux Automation Handling Over 550,000 Tons Annually
Bem Brasil optimized logistics with Mecalux automation, boosting frozen food storage to 550,000+ tons/year. Two new warehouses improved efficiency, traceability, and cut waste.
Sinobake to Exhibit at FISPAL TECNOLOGIA 2025
July 10, 2025
Sinobake Showcased Cutting-Edge Potato Chip and Biscuit Production Solutions at FISPAL TECNOLOGIA 2025
Sinobake showcased advanced potato chip and biscuit production lines at FISPAL TECNOLOGIA 2025, held June 24–27 at São Paulo Expo. Visitors explored efficient, flexible machinery designed to boost food production quality and operational output.
The Intralox Series 1750 Flush Grid belt is designed to optimize potato washer outfeed systems, offering superior abrasion resistance and reliability for high-volume potato processing lines.
September 10, 2024
Bem Brazil Optimizes Potato Washer Outfeed Belt With Intralox S1750 Belting
Potato washing, rock removal, and debris removal is one of the most challenging applications for French fry manufacturers globally. This is certainly true for BEM Brazil’s Minas Gerais plant, where 110 tons of product go through the washer on a main line every hour.
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November 04, 2023
The steady expansion of Brazilian French fry manufacturer Bem Brasil
Since 2006, Brazilian Potato processor Bem Brasil has grown from a single line to four. Built in partnership with Idaho Steel and Kiremko, Bem Brasil's fourth processing line features a capacity of 30 tons of french fries per hour
Impression of the facilities of Brazilian French Fry manufacturer Bem Brasil.
November 04, 2020
Bem Brasil goes PEF
Elea GmbH, the world leader in Pulsed Electric Field systems for food processing, has supplied a first PEF Advantage system for potato processing suitable for processing up to 30 t/h.
Bem Brasil Alimentos - Perdizes unit
August 12, 2020
Key Technology announces multimillion dollar purchase by Bem Brasil for their new 30 t/h frozen french fries production line
Key Technology announces they are contributing six VERYX® digital sorters, an ADR EXOS® automatic defect removal system, three Sliver Sizer Removers and 57 Iso-Flo® vibratory conveyors to Bem Brasil new processing line designed to produce 30 metric tons of frozen french fries per hour.
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TOMRA Sorting Food has launched its Portuguese website, which can be found at https://www.tomra.com/pt/food.
May 10, 2017
TOMRA Sorting Food has launched its Portuguese website
TOMRA Sorting Food has launched its Portuguese website, which provides a dynamic online resource for its Portuguese-speaking customers.
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tna has appointed Henrique Vicente to its growing Latin American sales team. As regional sales manager, Henrique will be responsible for supporting tna’s Brazilian customers.
September 11, 2016
Processing and Packaging specialist tna appoints new regional sales manager for Brazil
tna has appointed Henrique Vicente to its growing Latin American sales team. As regional sales manager, Henrique will be responsible for supporting tna’s Brazilian customers.
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Currently Serya Alimentos offers a hash brown style (Rustí, right) and a mashed potato based product (Batatinha Quando Assa, left), “but for sure in a short term we will bring new products to the market”.
July 01, 2016
Sérya Alimentos Promises New Specialty Potato Products 'inspired by Brazilian consumers'
Inspired by Brazilian consumers eager to new products, Serya Alimentos decided to go beyond the traditional pre-fried French-Fries and created the first Brazilian factory dedicated to producing potato specialties.
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July 01, 2010
Heat and Control expands services in Brazil
To provide efficient snack and prepared foods processing machinery and knowledgeable local service in Brazil, Heat and Control, Inc. has opened a new facility in Sorocaba City, Sao Paulo state.
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