
Craft quality on an industrial scale
New wood-fired oven baking plant for Coop -Wood-baked bread is right on trend – particularly for Coop customers in Switzerland.
New wood-fired oven baking plant for Coop -Wood-baked bread is right on trend – particularly for Coop customers in Switzerland.
The more accurately baked products sales can be forecast in advance, the lower are the returns losses. The Geiping Bakery relies on self-learning software to push down the proportion of returns, while also discovering sales opportunities that remain unused.
Future Foods was established as a start-up company in 2016 near Cairo, Egypt. Its main focus is the snack market in Egypt and the MENA (Middle East, Near Asia) region and it has a particular speciality called a “Fretzel”.
New York is the capital of trends, whether it’s lifestyle, fashion or food. Being successful and actually remaining there is a challenge, even for bakeries. Here we look at the story of Hudson Bread and how they made it.
The Dutch restaurant chain La Place intends to stand itself out from its competitors with the concept of absolute freshness at a moderate price.
We talk to Martin Sauter, Sales Manager for Gerhard Schubert GmbH, about pick-and-place robotics and what the baking sector can glean from the confectionery industry.
Staff in the American supply chain centers of Domino’s Pizza produce dough for franchise outlets, among others. This also guarantees the quality of the pizzas.
The Italian baked products manufacturer Galbusera’s new production facility is taking the first steps towards Industry 4.0. Oripan, an IT company partly owned by Sancassiano, is also involved.
Hard to clean, inaccurate and sensors that constantly failed to operate – a major bakery in the Netherlands struggled with these problems when transporting a dough bowl. The solution was to install a new bowl transport system.
Wolf ButterBack KG, a premium frozen baked products manufacturer in Fürth, is growing dynamically and is investing around EUR 50 million in a new third factory. The company had to expand production capacity to meet rising demand.
Luis Videla, the CEO-Owner of Grupo Almar, talked everything baking with f2m. Grupo Almar started in 2002 with one shop in Buenos Aires, close to where the bakery is now located, in a former private airport.

