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Key Technology Appoints Ricardo Andrade as Director of Latin American Sales
September 01, 2024
Key Technology Appoints Ricardo Andrade as Director of Latin American Sales
Key Technology (Key), a member of Duravant’s Food Sorting and Handling Solutions group, announces the appointment of Ricardo Andrade to Director of Latin American Sales.
Heat and Control Opens New Facility in Mexico
April 25, 2023
Heat and Control Opens New Facility in Mexico
Heat and Control, Inc., a world-leading equipment manufacturer and food/non-food processing industry supplier, has opened a new facility in Mexico.
FPS Mexico Office
March 20, 2023
FPS Food Process Solutions Opens Mexico Facility to Serve Latin America
FPS Food Process Solutions (“FPS”), a global leader in turn-key freezing and cooling equipment, opens a new facility in Monterrey, Mexico. The new office will oversee Latin American markets including Mexico, Chile, Colombia, Argentina, Ecuador, and Peru.
Guadalajara Heat and Control employees and officials attending Groundbreaking Ceremony on April 12, 2021
May 20, 2021
Heat and Control Breaks Ground on New Facility in Mexico
With a ceremonial groundbreaking on April 12, 2021, Heat and Control, Inc.®, a world-leading equipment manufacturer and food/non-food processing industry supplier has started construction on a new facility in Mexico.
Key Technology Appoints Agustin Alcantara Rosales as Regional Manager for Mexico
July 24, 2018
Key Technology Appoints Agustin Alcantara Rosales as Regional Manager for Mexico
Key Technology, a member of the Duravant family of operating companies, announces the appointment of Agustin Alcantara Rosales as Regional Sales Manager for Mexico.
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Ribbon cutting ceremony for the new office and training facilities of tna in Santiago de Querétaro, Mexico, by Nadia Taylor (Co-founder and director, tna) and Thiago Roriz (general manager - Latin America, tna)
June 28, 2018
tna opens a new office and training facilities in Mexico to keep up with the local snack food industry
Processing and packaging equipment supplier tna announced the opening of a new office and training facility in Mexico, providing local food manufacturers with a range of new services and enhanced technical support.
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Alvaro Núñez is promoted to Regional Manager for Mexico, Key Technology
September 01, 2015
Key Technology Appoints Alvaro Núñez as Regional Manager for Mexico
Key Technology announces the promotion of Alvaro Núñez to Regional Manager for Mexico.
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TOMRA Sorting machines
June 04, 2015
TOMRA Sorting Solutions experts to showcase Halo technology at Expo Pack 2015 in Mexico
TOMRA Sorting Solutions will showcase its Halo 500 sensor based optical food sorter for the fresh produce market at EXPO PACK, Mexico.
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tna appoints Sonia Loeza as general manager for Latin America
January 05, 2015
tna appoints Sonia Loeza as general manager for Latin America
Integrated food packaging and processing solutions provider tna is pleased to announce the appointment of Sonia Loeza as general manager - Latin America.
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PPM Technologies Joins forces with Segana SA de CV
August 05, 2009
PPM Technologies Joins forces with Segana SA de CV
PPM Technologies, Inc., a leading supplier to the global food processing industry has joined forces with Segana S.A. de C.V. a Mexico based food machinery supplier to form a manufacturing joint venture. PPM Segana Technologies will be located i...
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