F A C T O R Y
WORLD-CLASS
FACILITIES FOR
NORTHLAND
26 SEPTEMBER 2018
THE SOURCE FOR FOODTECHNOLOGY INFORMATION
For parts and service of industrial bakery
equipment from:
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bakery equipment from:
Ph: 09 887 7105
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INTRODUCING
Bun and Roll equipment for through puts from 4,800 to 24,000
pieces per hour
• APEX Sigma Horizontal Mixers with batch sizes 90 kg to
360 kg
• APEX Accumax Accupan 400 Bun System of dividing,
rounding, proofing, sheeting, moulding and panning
• APEX HS20 Bulk Bun Packer with up to 20 pillow packs
per minute
• Turkington
• Tweedy
• Performance
Fluids
Lubricants
• AMF
• APV
• Baker Perkins
• Burford
• Dowson
Performance Fluids innovate, design and develop a
wide range of high performance chain lubricants.
The PerFluoroLube® and PerFluid® range includes chain lubricants that
can be safely applied during production to both hot and cold chains
without fuming, and provide effective lubrication at up to 400ºC. The
innovative technology in our lubricants extends chain lubrication
intervals, while superior lubricity provides a very stable current draw,
further maximising efficiencies and minimising downtime.
• AMF
• APV
• Baker Perkins
• Burford
• Dowson
• Turkington
• Tweedy
• Performance
Fluids
Lubricants
Ph: 09 887 7105 | Cell: 021 0279 5257 | Email: tony@teabakerysys.com
FT516
Seeka Limited will invest $18m in its
Northlwand post-harvest business
over the next three years. The company
is investing in new post-harvest
capacity, packing machines,
packing sheds and coolstores
in Kerikeri, with the investment
significantly lifting the capacity of
the business to give growers better
harvest timing across all varieties
handled – kiwifruit, avocados and
citrus. Development begins at Seeka
Kerikeri later this year, with the
construction of a new packhouse
and grading machinery timed to be
completed before the 2019 harvest.
Alongside this investment, Seeka is
transforming the information systems
on site before the construction
of additional cool storage later next
year. The coolstores will essentially
see a doubling of the precooling and
cooling capacity. Chief executive
Michael Franks says the investment
ingrained a commitment to the
region and growers supplying their
fruit to the company. “We are here
for the long term,” he says. “This
investment will provide world-class
facilities in the heart of Northland.
We want to support the communities
we are part of and
contribute to the local
economy through investment
and employment.
The investment also
delivers Seeka a
competitive edge.
We are ensuring
our local people
have the right
infrastructure to
deliver quality,
price and service
in our post-harvest business.” The
move to develop new packing
facilities and cool storage positions
Seeka to take advantage of the
growth expectations in the area.
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