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Chinese exports of industrial tomato paste reached only 81 000 MT. over the last trimester (Aug. to Oct. 2013), its lowest level in more than 4 years ! This is 45 % lower than during the same period a year ago ! September’s figure was extremely low at 17 260 MT. of paste and it

Press Release, Ozzano Taro, November 29th, 2013 With this transaction, the Group is strengthened, becoming a leader in Italy in the production of tomato powder and of dried. In addition the group also diversifies its business – Von Felten also operates in the processing of fresh vegetables – and strengthens its orientation for the export.

The Gregotti family was bought out of the remaining shares. Centrexpo spa has acquired 100% of Ipack-Ima spa shares. This operation is designed to strengthen the Group, Italy’s premier exhibition organizer and one of the most important worldwide in the industries of processing, packaging, printing and converting. Centrexpo has acquired the remaining part of the

The tomato is much loved by Europeans – it forms the basis of many recipes, whether fresh or tinned. But what happens to tomato by-product waste? European researchers have come up with a solution to put this waste to good use. The BIOCOPAC (‘Development of bio-based coating from tomato processing wastes intended for metal packaging’)

LEAMINGTON, Ont. – After more than a century operating in the heart of Ontario’s tomato country, ketchup-maker Heinz Canada is closing the doors of its plant in Leamington next year. The food manufacturer and processor said Thursday that the shutdown will be phased in over the next six to eight months and will cut 740

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Achieving self-sufficiency in the production of tomatoes in the next 5 years? It is possible, according to Mohamed Laid Benamor, president of the industrial group Benamor – fully invested in the processing industry of tomato. While it produces only 50 % of its needs in tomato and imports the rest, Algeria may eventually be self-sufficient

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