Many Tummers products are unique to the food processing sector and show exactly what we stand for: enabling our customers to process as safely, quickly and sustainably as possible. The blog series “Tummers Exclusives” this time paints the story behind our patented ZicZac Brusher, which is a sustainable solution for an excellent peeling result.
The works in the Tummers construction project are making progress every day! This fourth construction update describes which developments take place at the end of phase 1: the commissioning of our new workshop.
Last week, the new chairman of the Dutch trade association for technology (FME) Theo Henrar visited the Tummers Group. Our management then provided a tour that really amazed our guest: “What a magnificent manufacturing company!”, was his first response.
From June 9 to June 11, Tummers Food Processing Solutions is participating for the first time in the CFIA Expo in France. On this expo, Sales Managers Barry Moeleker and Ronald Dekker will be happy to show visitors what Tummers can do for the French potato and vegetable processing industry. They will be ready in hall 3 at stand B19 to answer everyone’s questions.
The construction works during the first phase of the Tummers new building project are progressing steadily. This third construction update describes which activities have taken place at our new workshop recently and what the planning for the period coming up looks like.
Tummers Food Processing Solutions recently proved once again that their Destoner / Washer can process the most varied products. The machine building company supplied a Norwegian customer with a KW-700 for seaweed, which has a capacity of 50 tons per hour. Building a washing installation for this application was a first for Tummers!
The results of a Tummers starch production line at a Danish starch factory are right to be called astonishing! Between September and December last year, this process line consisting of four of our biggest washing installations ran 10 hours a day, washing a mind-blowing 700,000 tonnes of potatoes. Also, the expected yield of 130,000 tonnes of starch per season was easily exceeded by an astonishing 174,000 tonnes. A result to be proud of!
The construction works during the first phase of the Tummers new building project are progressing steadily. This second construction update describes which activities have taken place recently and what the planning for the period coming up looks like.
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