For Tummers Food Processing Solutions, the past two weeks have been dominated by the CFIA and Anuga FoodTec trade fairs. As a leading supplier of specialized equipment for the potato processing industry, Tummers could not be missed at these trade fairs!
From March 12 to 14, 2024, Barry Moeleker and Jos Mous represented Tummers at CFIA in Rennes (FR) and from March 19 to 22, 2024, a Tummers team travelled to Cologne (DE) for Anuga FoodTec. With a brand new exhibition stand and new developments, we had four successful days there!
With a focus on sustainability, our Emission to Energy (E2E) concept was a great success. The dream that Tummers once had, to build an emission-free factory, has become reality and we were extremely proud to showcase our concept to all visitors of Anuga FoodTec!
In addition to our E2E concept, we’ve introduced our latest development during Anuga FoodTec: Tummers Connect. An all-in-one dashboard that allows our customers in the future to manage their machines and make it possible to identify predictive maintenance, plan parts and service in advance to prevent machine downtime. In collaboration with Siemens, Tummers Connect combines advanced technology with decades of expertise to deliver unparalleled performance and reliability.
Our colleagues Patrique Brandes & Neeraj Kumar Singh gave live demonstrations during Anuga FoodTec and are looking forward to the final launch of Tummers Connect. “Every day we gave live demonstrations and explored the different options to bring our customers one step closer to a more sustainable and optimal production process. We had the opportunity to discuss the challenges facing their operations and how we can work together to solve those challenges with Tummers Connect.”
Lennaert van Dijk, director of Tummers Food Processing Solutions, looks back on the fair with pride: “We have had four wonderful days! In our brand new exhibition stand we welcomed people from all over the world and inspired them with our technologies. It’s great to welcome all these nationalities and let them experience the ‘Tummers feeling’. An important step towards a sustainable and high-tech future has been taken!”
