TOMRA Sorting Food is set to take this year?s Food Processing Expo by storm when it showcases the Blizzard, its newest optical food sorting machine for the individually quick frozen (IQF) vegetable and fruit processing industry. TOMRA Sorting Food will welcome visitors to Booth 624 at the Sacramento Convention Centre, California, on February 17?18 and share first-hand the many and varied benefits of the innovative Blizzard free-fall pulsed LED camera sorting machine. Blizzard is the ideal optical food sorting machine for IQF processors, providing a cost effective sorting solution unlike
TOMRA Sorting Food is set to take this years Food Processing Expo by storm when it showcases the Blizzard, its newest optical food sorting machine for the individually quick frozen (IQF) vegetable and fruit processing industry. TOMRA Sorting Food will welcome visitors to Booth 624 at the Sacramento Convention Centre, California, on February 1718 and share first-hand the many and varied benefits of the innovative Blizzard free-fall pulsed LED camera sorting machine. Blizzard is the ideal optical food sorting machine for IQF processors, providing a cost effective sorting solution unlike anything currently in the market. It has a small footprint to ensure it fits in processing lines and is specifically designed to optimally fit the output of IQF tunnels or packaging lines. Blizzards unique pulsed LEDs, with different wavelengths and specially designed sensors, ensure reliable detection of color, shape and structural differences as well as dark objects in difficult product mixes. The technologys continuous inspection removes foreign material, unwanted discolorations and misshapen produce, resulting in enhanced food safety and greater customer satisfaction. An added advantage of the Blizzards LED lighting is its stability and repeatability, as well as a bulb offering a lifetime of over 50,000 hours. Commenting on the expo, Karel Strubbe, TOMRA Sorting Foods sales director for Americas and Oceania, says: Attending this years Food Processing Expo allows us to showcase Blizzards technology to potential customers from across America and throughout the world. It also enables us to explain its many applications, benefits and, importantly, how it can quickly provide return on investment. Accurately sorting good crops from bad is often heavily scrutinized, which reinforces its importance. By employing the Blizzard sorting machine, processors will quickly realize its benefits as it thoroughly sorts produce according to the individual criteria set by its owner. About TOMRA Sorting FoodTOMRA Sorting Food, formerly BEST and ODENBERG, designs and manufactures sensor-based sorting machines for the food industry. Over 5,000 systems are installed at food growers, packers and processers worldwide. The company provides high-performance optical sorters, graders, peeling and process analytics systems for nuts and seeds, dried fruits, potato products, fruits, vegetables, meat and seafood. The systems ensure an optimal quality and yield, resulting in increased productivity, throughput and an effective use of resources. TOMRA Sorting Food is part of TOMRA Sorting Solutions which also develops sensor-based systems for the recycling, mining and other industries. TOMRA Sorting is owned by Norwegian company TOMRA Systems ASA, which is listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange. Founded in 1972, TOMRA Systems ASA has a turnover around 550m and employs over 2,400 people. For more information on TOMRA Sorting Food visit www.tomra.com/food