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According to the report, growing emphasis on better price-to-performance ratio in various end-use sectors is expected to contribute to the rise in the process chillers market by the end of 2029.
FPS Food Process Solutions, Canada, launched the Spiral Immersion System (SIS), a patented food processing platform for chilling, freezing, pasteurizing, cooking and chemically treating food products.
This acquisition further expands Provisur's growing global footprint and provides the company with added sales, service and production capacity in Europe.
Provisur Technologies, Inc., Chicago, acquired Hoegger AG, a provider of form pressing, separation and cook and chill equipment, based in Flawil, Switzerland.
The acquisition expands Marlen’s ability to deliver custom, best-of-breed, continuous thermal and chilling food processing equipment in the meat and protein sector.
Berg Chilling Systems acquired Industrial Refrigerated Systems Limited (IRSL), providing customers with a one-stop shop for refrigeration equipment and service needs regardless of refrigerant type.
The ACCU-CHILL automated box chilling system from Linde LLC, Bridgewater, N.J., can quickly chill meat, poultry, seafood and other perishable foods directly in their packing boxes with carbon dioxide (CO2) snow.
