TOMRA Sorting Food has unveiled a powerful new graphical user interface (UI) to help food processors get the most from their sorting systems: TOMRA ACT
六月 22, 2017
New TOMRA ACT UI helps Processors optimize Workflow and improve Profitability
TOMRA Sorting Food has unveiled a powerful new graphical user interface (UI) to help food processors get the most from their sorting systems by optimizing work flows and reducing waste to deliver improved profitability.
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TOMRA Sorting Food has launched TOMRA Care to satisfy customers’ changing service needs, and to meet the new way of thinking about service in general.
六月 08, 2017
Complete Customer Satisfaction with a modular Service Portfolio: TOMRA Care
TOMRA Sorting Food has launched TOMRA Care to satisfy customers’ changing service needs, and to meet the new way of thinking about service in general.
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TOMRA Sorting Food has launched its Portuguese website, which can be found at https://www.tomra.com/pt/food.
五月 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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TOMRA Sorting Food will showcase its TOMRA 5A Potato Sorter at ProFoodTech 2017.
三月 20, 2017
TOMRA Sorting Food will showcase its TOMRA 5A Potato Sorter at ProFoodTech 2017
TOMRA Sorting Food will showcase the TOMRA 5A, its newest state-of-the-art potato sorter, at the new biennial processing event ProFoodTech 2017. Potato Processors can find TOMRA at Booth #1721
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TOMRA Sorting Food has appointed Maciek Wasowski as new technical director to oversee the global development of the company’s innovative technologies
三月 09, 2017
TOMRA Sorting Food appoints Maciek Wasowski as Technical Director to enhance Research and Development
Leading food sorting solutions manufacturer TOMRA Sorting Food has appointed Maciek Wasowski as new technical director to oversee the global development of the company’s innovative technologies.
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The facility features a demonstration area where TOMRA can interactively showcase its sorting systems to clients. During a demonstration, customers can view a simulation of how products would be sorted and defects identified in their own production enviro
二月 18, 2017
TOMRA opens a Customer Service Center in Turkey
Leading food sorting systems manufacturer TOMRA Sorting Food has launched its first customer service center in Istanbul, Turkey, to expand further into the country and beyond to the Middle East.
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The presentation of the charity voucher after the Golden Fry competition at Interpom | Primeurs. From left to right: Jan van de Wolfshaar, Steve Raskin, Ron Packbier, Leon Boer and Adriaan de Bruijne.
十二月 12, 2016
TOMRA and Farm Frites donate €2,000 to UNICEF in Golden Fry Contest at Interpom | Primeurs
Farm Frites, a Dutch family business specializing in fries and potato products, has been presented with a charity voucher worth €2,000 after winning The Golden Fry competition, held by TOMRA Sorting Food, a leading provider of sensor-based food sorting machines.
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The TOMRA 5B, a state-of-the-art sorter for the vegetable, fresh cut and potato processing industrie is the first of the next generation machines to be named using TOMRA's new naming convention.
十二月 08, 2016
TOMRA launches new way of naming Food Sorting Systems
TOMRA Sorting Food has launched a new way of naming its food sorting machines to bring clarity and simplicity to the way its next generation of sorters can be identified and specified by customers.
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In order to meet the global population’s growing demand for food, research by the FAO predict that 70% more food is needed by 2050
十一月 16, 2016
Making the Most of Food
In order to meet the global population’s growing demand for food, research by the Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations (FAO) predicts that the worldwide food manufacturing and processing industries need to increase their total output by 70 per cent by 2050.
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