Check out why this lineup of palletizers and warehousing equipment offer automation, flexibility and efficiency for today’s refrigerated and frozen food processors.

EDEKA Nord, Germany, expanded its state-of-the-art logistics center in Zarrentin, Germany.

Muller LCS, Glenview, Ill., developed LOCK N’ POP, a premier load containment solution that can automatically monitor application amounts.

TAB Industries, Reading, Pa., unveiled what is said to be the largest TAB Wrapper Tornado orbital stretch wrapping machine.

Lachenmeier, a Glenview, Ill.-based division of SIG, released its new Lachenmeier Multi FleXL stretch hood machine.

Multi-Conveyor, Winneconne, Wis., built a 2:1 servo combiner to transport poly bags of food product that discharge from two customer-supplied wrappers.

Muller, Glenview, Ill., introduced the Octopus automatic rotary ring stretch wrapping machine, designed to wrap 60-120 loads per hour.

Wulftec International, Canada, announced plans to build a $1 million manufacturing plant in Ayer’s Cliff, Canada, to accommodate its growing business of pallet stretch wrapping equipment and conveyor systems.

In today’s technologically complex plants, highly trained employees are more valuable than ever. Therefore, safety-minded managers are implementing bigger picture best-practices that go beyond current regulations to embrace the reality of these highly automated industrial workplaces.