Consistent high quality, reliable ejection of defective product, and less waste of valuable food - this is what TOMRA Food stands for. The company, part of the TOMRA group headquartered in Norway, strengthens its commitment to global sustainability through innovative analytics and cutting-edge sorting systems. At the IFFA trade fair from May 4 - 9, 2019 in Frankfurt, Germany, TOMRA the leading manufacturer of sensor-based systems will not only showcase its Process Analytics Portfolio for the meat and poultry industry but will also demonstrate optical sorting solutions for petfood, a first in the industry.

Enhanced technology for near flawless detection of woody breast in poultry products and TOMRA’s world-leading QVision Fat Analysis for meat and seafood products will highlight the company’s display in booth #C819 at IPPE in Atlanta, GA, January 30 - February 1.

TOMRA’s new FatScan fat analyzer allows for the continuous analysis of meat to precisely determine its fat content. This functional and compact machine can be easily integrated in production lines and is specifically designed to assist smaller meat processors in delivering a consistent and uniform product.

TOMRA Sorting Food presented a detector for the chicken wooden breast condition at IPPE (International Production & Processing Expo), where it received a lot of interest. The Expo was held in Atlanta, Georgia, January 31 to February 2.

TOMRA Sorting Food presented a detector for the chicken wooden breast condition at IPPE (International Production & Processing Expo), where it received a lot of interest. The Expo was held in Atlanta, Georgia, January 31 to February 2.

TOMRA Sorting Food is set to unveil a revolutionary meat foreign material detection technology able to identify a greater range of contaminants than any other system currently available.

Teepak and TOMRA Sorting Food join forces to develop a casing solution that makes it easier for sausage producers to detect pieces of casing in peeling operations, while still being able to track the color formation of the sausage during processing.

TOMRA Sorting Food is helping meat processors drive up food safety with its Nimbus meat sorting machine.