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Key Technology is teaming up with Bem Brasil, the largest potato processor in Brazil, to add a new state-of-the-art potato strip processing line to Bem’s Perdizes facility. This multimillion dollar purchase includes six VERYX digital sorters, an ADR EXOS automatic defect removal system, three Sliver Sizer Removers and 57 Iso-Flo vibratory conveyors on a line designed to process 30 metric tons of frozen french fries per hour. Bem chose to partner with Key to maximize food safety and consistently meet final product quality specifications while improving operating efficiencies and increasing yield.
The DeForest, Wis., location is in close proximity to a high-quality potato growing region with excellent growers, access to major transportation and logistics networks and the availability of skilled workers.
The Little Potato Co., Madison, Wis., announced plans to make DeForest, Wis., the spot for its new U.S. head office and processing, washing, packing and storage facility.
By using more advanced cooking and chilling technology, you can ensure that your potato salad is fresh and offers optimum shelf life without the use of unappealing preservatives.
Perdue Inc., Salisbury, Md., and the Center for the Inland Bays (CIB) is highlighted as a case example in the Global Environmental Management Initiative and the Environmental Defense Fund's "Guide to Successful Corporation/NGO Partnerships."