Implementing sorting technology can significantly reduce the risk of contamination from aflatoxins and foreign material, driving up food safety on the production line and offering a smart investment for processors and manufacturers.

Bühler, Minneapolis, announced plans for an Innovation Campus in Uzwil, Switzerland.

Tompkins International, Raleigh, N.C., joined forces with Lab Z, Germany, to introduce an innovative material handling sortation system called t-Sort.

TOMRA Sorting Food, Austria, launched TOMRA Care, a modular service portfolio designed to keep machines running at the highest performance level at all times.

Mrs. Gerry's Kitchen's latest expansion includes TOMRA's Orbit 350 steam peeling line, which allowed them to expand its ready-to-eat refrigerated entrées.

Key Technology, Walla Walla, Wash., introduced VERYX digital sorters for fresh and frozen berries.

Developments in technologies, such as a 360-degree surround view of the produce for optimal inspection, combined with innovative detection and rejection technology, result in more valid decisions about the quality of the product.

TOMRA Sorting Food, Austria, launched a new way of naming its food sorting machines to bring clarity and simplicity to its next generation of sorters.