Food industry portfolio

Bizerba offers a comprehensive range of solutions for the food industry with a strong focus on inspection systems, labeling systems, industrial scales and slicers.

Their inspection systems are designed to ensure product quality and safety by detecting and preventing the distribution of defective products. Bizerba's labeling systems provide efficient and compliant labeling for a variety of applications, facilitating traceability and meeting industry standards.

Industrial scales are another key offering, providing accurate and robust weighing solutions to meet the logistical and production needs of the food industry. These scales are essential for the accuracy at various stages of food processing and distribution.

Bizerba's industrial slicers are renowned for their precision and efficiency, providing perfect slicing for a wide range of food products. These slicers are designed to increase productivity while ensuring consistent quality in food presentation.
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Bidfood: Maximum throughput and optimum hygiene
One example is the use of the latest weighing and labeling technology at the production facility in Kralupy nad Vltavou.
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Visually attractive product presentation and good working conditions for employees
With the help of long-standing technology partner Bizerba France, manager Antoine Gandolfi was able to efficiently automate tray labeling and banding.
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Maximum food safety for baby nutrition
Product safety is a paramount concern in the food industry, particularly in the production of baby food. Having previously used metal detectors to remove common contaminants, the company has now enhanced its safety protocols by integrating an advanced X-ray inspection system into its new production line.
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Blending heritage with slicing innovation
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Berry market leader automates labeling
Qualitas Berry's blueberries are meeting with growing international demand - around 80 percent of the annual production of up to 600 tons is exported. Due to the sharp increase in throughput, manual weighing and labeling threatened to become a bottleneck in the otherwise highly automated production process.