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TOMRA dry peel remover in the Beijing plant of Kaida Hengye Agricultural Technology Development Co., Ltd
April 26, 2017
New Kaida potato processing facilities include TOMRA Peelers and Sorters
In response to the 13th National Five-Year Plan, Kaida invested in two large agricultural product processing plants in Beijing and Inner Mongolia. For these (potato) processing plants Kaida selected one of TOMRA’s state-of-the-art steam peeling and optical sorting solutions.
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Inner Mongolia Linkage Farm Frites Co., Ltd., founded in March, 2015, is a joint venture enterprise between Inner Mongolia Linkage Potato Co., Ltd and Farm Frites in Holland, created to enable the construction of a french fry processing line in China.
June 28, 2016
Kiremko main supplier for French fry plant for Linkage Farm Frites China
An agreement between the potato processing JV Linkage Farm Frites and equipment manufacturer Kiremko makes Kiremko the main supplier and integrator of a complete new French fries process- and packaging line in China.
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Inner Mongolia Linkage Farm Frites Co., Ltd., founded in March, 2015, is a joint venture enterprise between Inner Mongolia Linkage Potato Co., Ltd and Farm Frites in Holland, which aim to develop French Fries program.
June 12, 2016
Large contract in China for APH group partners Miedema and Omnivent with Inner Mongolia Linkage Potato Co
In May 2016 APH Group signed a large contract with Inner Mongolia Linkage Potato Co., Ltd for the delivery of a Miedema potato handling and transport system and an Omnivent climate control system.
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Oscar Salet is appointed as the new director of the Beijing support office of Kiremko and Tolsma-Grisnich
August 31, 2015
Kiremko and Tolsma-Grisnich appoint Oscar Salet as new director of their joint China office
Kiremko and Tolsma-Grisnich announce the appointment of Mr Oscar Salet as the new director at their China support office in Beijing, which is run in conjunction by both companies.
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TOMRA Sorting Food to exhibit at World Potato Congress in China
July 09, 2015
TOMRA Sorting Food to exhibit at World Potato Congress in China
At the 9th World Potato Congress TOMRA Sorting Food will showcase its innovative peeling and sorting solutions and welcome two new Chinese customers: Gansu Jindadi and Aviko-Snow Valley
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Ningxia Yujing Food Co buys turn-key potato processing lines & potato storage from Kiremko and Tolsma-Grisnich
May 27, 2015
Ningxia Yujing Food Co buys turn-key potato processing lines & potato storage from Kiremko and Tolsma-Grisnich
Strategic partners Tolsma-Grisnich and Kiremko recently supplied a turnkey project at Ningxia Yujing Food Co. in China. The project existed out of a complete French fries and hash brown production line including potato storage and grading system.
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TOMRA announces launch of Chinese-Language Website
February 13, 2015
TOMRA announces launch of Chinese-Language Website
TOMRA Sorting Food is pleased to announce the availability of the Chinese langcode version of its website the newest addition in TOMRA’s effort to be closer to the customer and to serve them in their own langcode.
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TOMRA Sorting Food appoints Steven Van Geel Sales Director China
May 16, 2014
TOMRA Sorting Food appoints Steven Van Geel Sales Director China
Current and planned expansion across the globe has led to TOMRA Sorting Food appointing Steven Van Geel its sales director for China.
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Bühler acquires majority stake in the Chinese company Yaoxian Machinery Guangzhou
February 23, 2014
Bühler acquires majority stake in the Chinese company Yaoxian Machinery Guangzhou
Bühler Group has acquired an 80% stake in Yaoxian Machinery Guangzhou, a Chinese company which is well positioned in Southeast Asia in the market for Asian Pasta production systems.
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February 20, 2012
BEST expands in China
Last year BEST (Belgian Electronic Sorting Technology) opened an office in China. Now, BEST has hired extra staff to optimize local support and service. BEST Sorting Hangzhou also has an operational BEST Sorting Solution Center where demonstrations ...
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September 29, 2011
China is aiming to be the biggest packaging producer in the world by 2012
The report, Paper and Packaging Sector M&A Update, says that China intends to increase their packaging market share “aggressively,” over the next year. “Their stated aim is to become the world’s largest packaging producers by the end of 2012, whic...
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September 29, 2011
Bosch Packaging Technology expands in China
Bosch Packaging Technology, a leading supplier of process and packaging technology, is expanding its operations in China and enlarging its site in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province.
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