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When continuous production and the lowest operational costs are key, you can rely on CPM
CFE GROUP
www.cfegroup.com
CFE Group will celebrate 25 years in business in April 2021. The past quarter of a century has seen many changes in the agricultural landscape of these islands. Brexit, Global Warming and Covid 19 have all contributed to disruption in this market setting but the Agri industry has demonstrated its resilience and has continued to power ahead in this changing environment. Our value creation strategy at CFE
Partnership in pelleting
www.cpmeurope.nl
Feed Production Machinery, Pelleting & Extruding
Group is focusing on our Core business, where we serve our current market positions in the compound feed industry. We are also growing our market share by increasing the footprint of CPM in the compound feed business. Since the last publication, we have sold 8 new pellet mills in the UK and Ireland (mainly the CPM7936-12 series). We have a strong pipeline for the next two years, where we plan to exceed this number annually. In maintenance, we refurbish pellet mills, flakers and grinders
at our Haydock facility and our team of eight engineers, across the UK and Ireland, concentrates on contract maintenance for customer equipment. We are maintenance and service specialists, competent, highly experienced and fully up to date with the technology and operating systems of the different brands of manufacturing equipment supplied to the feed and bio-mass markets. As the promotion of food grade grease becomes more prevalent in the compound market, CFE is also delighted to be newly associated with FUCHS, global manufacturer of high-performance lubricants.
Picture shows refurbishment work being undertaken at CFE’s engineering plant at Haydock
Tribute must be paid to the performance of our UK and Irish
farmers and poultry producers. As we saw growing levels of concern, recommendations for social distancing, reduced travel, closures, and other protective practices to slow the spread of COVID-19, consumer confidence became more and more impacted. In face of this and, given the challenges presented to the sector by the virus, our farmers and poultry producers have continued to work tirelessly to sustain continuity of supply from farm to table. We are proud to continue working alongside our compound feed partners as we all strive to grow and support our most important indigenous industry.
www.cfegroup.com
DATASTOR SYSTEMS LIMITED
We recently sold a CPM grinder into the feed industry in
Northern Ireland. The highly efficient CPM Roskamp Champion Hammermill, with its large tear drop pelleting chamber and low rpm delivers a constant particle size with total dependability. An example of its effectiveness is the hammermill supplied into Corby Rock Mill, (Monaghan), four years ago. Producing 50,000 tonnes per annum on its ruminant line, Corby has had only 3 Grinder (hammer) changes in that four-year period.
INTEGRATED CONTROL SOLUTIONS Datastor Systems has worked in partnership with an array of industry leading independent, co-operative and corporate producers for 40 years and has gained significant experience within the Animal, Aqua and Pet Food market place. Our press and extrusion controllers, based on the latest hardware
platform; they automatically adjust to ensure compliance with recipe inclusion targets, strict temperature control, maximise throughput (recently installed system gave 15% throughput increase with no reduction in Pellet quality) and can include quality testing feedback. Ensuring your product integrity, quality, temperature, throughput and
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