“Cooling down is just one aspect of the process”
Verhoeven Family of Companies launched its latest technology, its vacuum cooling and baking technology, remotely. However, equipment testing and adjusting
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Make your cake, and pie and tart, too: Verhoeven lines
With BVT’s turnkey line, product variety extends beyond sweet and savory pies, which by themselves make up for a diverse product range, to begin with. The fully automated Pieline can handle all types of pies, tarts and cakes.
The art of bread in the Verhoeven Bakery Equipment Family
The companies in the Verhoeven Bakery Equipment Family, BVT, NewCap, Vacuum Cooling and Bakepack, together design turnkey solutions, which can range from mono-lines for bread specialties, for example, baguettes, to multi-bread lines for a multitude of products including artisan breads, rolls, buns, baguettes and many more.
Pie, tart and cake line: Verhoeven Bakery Equipment Family
With BVT’s turnkey line, product variety extends beyond sweet and savory pies, which by themselves make up for a diverse product range, to begin with. The fully automated Pieline can handle all types of pies, tarts and cakes.
interpack 2023 highlights (Berndorf Band Group)
As preparations are in full swing for interpack 2023, exhibitors share solutions they are focusing on, information about new technologies
The VACTORR vector: cooling systems launch
Vacuum cooling specialist Verhoeven Bakery Equipment Family recently developed three new systems to handle the process.
The VACTORR vector
A game-changer in the baking process. Vacuum cooling and baking is recognized for its benefits, not just in processing speed, but also in stable results for delicate products. Vacuum cooling specialist Verhoeven Bakery Equipment Family recently developed three new systems to handle the process.
Industrial Vacuum Cooling
Industrial Vacuum Cooling has been introduced to the market some years ago. One of the suppliers is the Dutch Verhoeven Bakery Equipment Family (BVT/NewCap/Vacuum Cooling & Baking Company).
