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Estrella changes flag on chips package after consumer feedback
August 28, 2013
Estrella changes flag on chips package after consumer feedback
Swedish chip brand Estrella are going to replace the Union Jack with an Irish tricolour following a request from an Irishman based in Sweden to correctly illustrate the history of salt and vinegar flavoured snacks.
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July 01, 2013
Snackex proves European Savoury Snack Makers mean business
The savoury snacks industry assembled en masse to do business on 12-13 June 2013 as exhibitors, delegates and visitors from over 70 countries around the world met in Gothenburg, Sweden, for the 15th edition of SNACKEX.
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Rosenqvists extends its line of pellet fryers
November 25, 2012
Rosenqvists extends its line of pellet fryers
Rosenqvists, the Swedish manufacturer of equipment for the food industry, has extended its range of pellet frying systems. Rosenqvists range of the unique and patented Star Wheel Fryer has been extended with a fourth model. This extends the range of ...
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Jonas Palm appointed CEO at equipment manufacturer Rosenqvists
November 10, 2012
Jonas Palm appointed CEO at equipment manufacturer Rosenqvists
Rosenqvists has appointed a new CEO – Jonas Palm. Jonas has a genuine background from sourcing and purchasing at international companies. He has a long experience from managing companies with production facilities related to manufacturing for the auto...
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November 08, 2011
Rosenqvists busy installing fryers
Swedish machine manufacturer Rosenqvists has been busy lately with one of their specialties: industrial fryers. Rosenqvists recently installed a frying system designed for potato specialties like: rösti, hash browns, croquettes, pommes duchesse, etc. ...
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June 05, 2011
Rosenqvists launches new fryer models for extruded snacks, potato specialties
Swedish machine manufacturer Rosenqvists introduces two new industrial fryers, one for the production of extruded snacks, another for the production of parfried potato specialties.
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Herbert installs 1300 Auto-sort and Contractor Unit for Swedish potato packer Svegro
March 29, 2011
Herbert installs 1300 Auto-sort and Contractor Unit for Swedish potato packer Svegro
RJ Herbert Engineering recently installed a new 1300 Auto-sort and Contractor Unit for one of Sweden’s major potato packers, Svegro.
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Rosenqvists acquires all assets of PPM AB (Potato Processing Machinery AB) in Kristianstad, Sweden
September 05, 2010
Rosenqvists acquires all assets of PPM AB (Potato Processing Machinery AB) in Kristianstad, Sweden
On the 12th of August, 2010, Rosenqvists with office and workshop in Gärds Köpinge, Sweden acquired all assets of Potato Processing Machinery AB ( PPM AB ) including patents, design drawings, historical project information, registered brand name and ot...
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LVS Refrigeration technology can reduce costs and environmental impact
May 05, 2010
LVS Refrigeration technology can reduce costs and environmental impact
Energy efficiency is a major consideration for many food processors concerned about optimizing operations without further impacting the environment. If processors can reduce their energy usage while maintaining production yield, food quality and equipme...
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Lantmännen Solanum has sold its potato processing operation to a group of growers.
September 01, 2009
Growers buy Lantmännen Solanums Potato Processing
Lantmännen Solanum has sold its potato processing operation to a group of growers. The reception, storage and sorting for external clients will however remain within Lantmännen Solanum. The potato processing within Lantmännen Solanum has in recent ye...
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Rosenqvists Food Technologies for news
June 01, 2009
Rosenqvists Food Technologies new player offering processing equipment for the potato industry
Rosenqvists, a Swedish supplier of machines to the food industry, is teaming up with a group of experts, to create complete and value-added solutions for the food industry. The focus is on processing lines for chips, snacks and French fries.The company...
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