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Industry
Food industry
Introduction
Hygienic, Flexible, and Faultless Stacking of Foodstuffs
The food industry is all about hygiene, precision, and speed. Whether you’re working with bags of rice, crates of fresh produce, or boxes of frozen meals, your packaging line needs to be streamlined and compliant with the strictest quality standards. Verbruggen supplies palletizing machines that tick both boxes – modular, reliable, and easy to integrate into existing processes.
For Producers of Packaged Foods, Fresh Produce, and Chilled Goods
Food industry players around the globe use our solutions in their daily operations – be that automatic product positioning, HACCP-proof designs, or seamless integration with crate washers, tray sealers, and case erectors. Whether you’re dealing with fresh produce or bulk packaging, Verbruggen helps you enhance the quality, speed, and cleanliness of your stacking.
USPs for your industry
Easy to clean and optimal hygiene, even in humid environments
Modular design can be adapted quickly to product changeovers
Suitable for both light and heavy packaging
Can be seamlessly integrated with crate washers, tray sealers, and case erectors.
General USPs
- Lower staffing requirements
- Higher stacks and more product layers thanks to stable stacking technology
- Less product damage thanks to uniform, stable stacks
- More efficient use of storage space (more pallets per m²)
- More pallets per truck
- Neatly packaged pallets look attractive and appeal to buyers
- Customers regularly report revenue growth after using our solutions
Want to know more about our solutions for food? Get in touch or check out our smart selection guide.
cases that relate to this industry
Lion Foods
Lion Foods, a subsidiary of TOP The Onion Group, produces crispy baked onions for popular brands and private labels, accounting for 80% of crispy onion sales to Dutch supermarkets. The company used to stack everything manually, but now has five Verbruggen palletizing machines delivering neat, stable stacking results. The fleet will soon include three more at another site. “When I first arrived in 2010, everything was stacked manually,” says in-company training provider Marc van der Weele.
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Other industries
For animal feed, pellets, and supplements.
For potatoes, onions, and other bulky products.
For miscellaneous products like powders and granulates, firewood, fertilizers, and seeds.