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The MultiSep roller separator was positioned between the presentation belt and the pre-grading rollers.
March 17, 2026
GRIMME Launches MultiSep Roller Separator for RH 24 Receiving Hoppers in 2026
GRIMME will offer the MultiSep roller separator for RH 24 receiving hoppers in 2026, improving potato cleaning in wet, heavy conditions. With adjustable rollers and dual-direction operation, it removes soil, clods, weeds and haulm efficiently.
Grimme IBX
March 02, 2024
For the 2024 season, GRIMME is introducing the new generation of the well approved RH 20 / RH 24 / RH 28 receiving hoppers
The new generation of the proven GRIMME RH 20, RH 24 and RH 28 receiving hoppers features numerous further developments in terms of throughput capacity, crop protection, convenience and variety of equipment.
New processing line for table potatoes in Bayern, southern Germany
December 28, 2023
New processing line for table potatoes in Bayern, southern Germany
Tolsma-Grisnich has completed a project in Germany for the processing of table potatoes.
Scotts Evolution Separator
April 03, 2022
Scotts look to step into the global Fruit and Vegetable Processing / pre-cleaning market
Scotts Precision Manufacturing Ltd will be exhibiting for the first time next at Fruit Logistica 2022, Europe’s premier Fruit and vegetable exhibition, held in Berlin from 5th – 7th of April in Hall 5.1 B22.
Michel Hörster, Emsland Group (left), and Martin Neugebauer, GEA (right), discuss the decanters for processing potato protein at the plant in Kyritz. The Emsland Group previously chose to partner with GEA in 2018 for the construction of its new protein l
May 23, 2021
GEA to build a potato protein process line for the Emsland Group in Wietzendorf
For the new construction and expansion of its potato protein production line at its Wietzendorf site, the Germany based Emsland Group is calling once more on the expertise of GEA, who in 2018 constructed a potato protein line at Emsland's Kyritz plant.
WG 900: The New Grimme Web Grader
March 02, 2020
WG 900: The New Grimme Web Grader
Web graders are used to grade different sizes when storing potatoes and onions. For the 2020 season, GRIMME has extensively upgraded the proven and very gentle web grader WG 900.
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Stefan Ranstrand, President and CEO of TOMRA, joins Michel Picandet, Head of TOMRA Food in TOMRA's booth at Fruit Logistica Berlin.
February 17, 2020
TOMRA Food showcases New and Innovative Technologies at Fruit Logistica
TOMRA's three food sorting and grading brands exhibit industry-leading solutions at Fruit Logistica Berlin.
Grimme Unveils The 16.1M Long Store Loader
July 11, 2019
Grimme Unveils The 16.1M Long Store Loader
Grimme has introduced the new SL 716 store loader, which is top of the range in its class. The machinery is 16.1m long and has a belt width of 65cm.
Potato planting at the PotatoEurope 2018 event venue in Lower Saxony, where Europe’s potato professionals will meet on September 12-13, 2018 is now completed.
May 16, 2018
Preparation for Potato Europe 2018 well underway
Preparations for this year's PotatoEurope exhibition are progressing well, with planting now complete at the event venue, Rittergut Bockerode farm, near Hanover in Germany
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The GRIMME PowerCombi Solution: the GRIMME RH Combi with integrated TOMRA FPS (Field Potato Sorter, here in blue)
December 05, 2017
GRIMME & TOMRA Join Forces To Offer Integrated Potato Grading & Sorting Solutions
GRIMME Group has joined forces with TOMRA, the global leader in food sorting solutions. The partnership will result in the industry-leading TOMRA FPS (Field Potato Sorter) being integrated into C to create the GRIMME PowerCombi solution.
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The Tolsma-Grisnich potato graders installed at the German potato company Golden Geest
November 21, 2017
Tolsma-Grisnich delivers potato grading machines to German processing plant
Equipment manufacturer Tolsma-Grisnich has recently commissioned new grading machines at the German potato company Golden-Geest
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From November 12 to 18 at Agritechnica, Tolsma-Grisnich will show a whole range of potato storage innovations
November 12, 2017
Tolsma-Grisnich shows Potato Storage Innovations at Agritechnica
Agritechnica will be the 'Centre of Innovation' for anyone who wants to be updated on the latest global developments in the agribusiness. Tolsma-Grisnich, a regular exhibitor at this event, will show its innovations for the storage of potatoes
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Meet Tolsma-Grisnich, Kiremko Food Processing Equipment and Concept Engineers at Fruit Logistica 2016 in Hall 3.1 Stand C12
January 29, 2016
Know-how to store, wash, sort & process: Tolsma-Grisnich-Kiremko-Concept Engineers at Fruit Logistica together
From 3 to 5 February, Fruit Logistica in Berlin is the place to be for everyone that wants to keep up-to-date on global innovations in the food processing industry. This year Tolsma-Grisnich has a new setup in collaboration with Concept Engineers and partner, Kiremko.
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November 02, 2015
Tolsma-Grisnich show storage innovation at Agritechnica
At the Agritechnica in Hanover Tolsma-Grisnich (hall 24, stand A10) will show new modules for its Vision Control storage computer, the Samro stone and clod separator, its in-house developed Track & Trace system for box storage, the Fresh Box, and itsinnovative washing installations.
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August 27, 2014
Herbert Engineering shows its Oculus optical sorter and GF2 box filler at Potato Europe
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