Food & Drink
Inspection systems must be in place to ensure food safety
can be saved to a USB storage device allowing data to be compiled into production reports.
Although a major part of total output from aquaculture is consumed internally by producing Asian nations, traditional eating habits are very different from those of the Western world. Consumer confidence is very important which is why global retailers will ensure the best working practices are being implemented. The Asian aquaculture export is a valuable commodity and if it is to grow and develop it must consider and have in place reliable and accurate automated quality control and inspection systems to ensure food safety when internationally exporting. Mr TL Tan, of Avery, selected
tracability insurance. Processors must also keep up to date records of every package that is dispatched.
Seafood processors should simplify the inspection process by integrating electronic, network data capture systems into their food production management systems. These are essential reference points for food manufactures and are designed to capture accurate records of the inspection process. Loma Systems’ range of inspection equipment offers a flexible data capture system including OPC and Ethernet capabilities that can easily connect to any network. Furthermore, all data collected
distributors of Loma Systems in Malaysia comments: “With metal detection and checkweighing becoming more prevalent in the Asian seafood market, we are now in a greater position to offer market leading systems to ensure the highest levels of food quality.”
Loma is an international operation with direct manufacturing, sales and service based globally. Loma has a strong and established presence in China and has recently opened a new office in Beijing to support the growing Asian market. For more information visit:
www.loma.com.
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