Five Agri-Food software businesses within the Volaris Group adopt global brand to strengthen geographic reach and expertise offered to companies in the agriculture and food industry.
Cologne, Germany, May 3, 2011. Today at the Victam International Show, was the launch of Cultura Technologies. The newly named company brings together five leading Agri-Food software organisations: Cal Software , BMS Computer Solutions and Kinross Software (KSL) of the United Kingdom, AGRIS Inc and ExtendAg of the United States.
Bringing together these companies and their strengths further solidifies all that Cultura is. The organisation believes in strong customer relationships and that the strength of its people and their expertise can make the difference in delivering technology solutions that enable Agri-Food businesses to efficiently produce, process and deliver quality food and bio-products.
“With this rebrand to Cultura Technologies, we aim to strengthen collaboration between our global businesses and our commitment to product innovation creating long-term value for customers, employees, and our owners,” stated Jim Baker, President of Cultura Technologies.
Cultura is all about connecting people and processes across the broader Agri-Food supply chain, helping to nurture Agri-Food advancement through technology. Cultura’s name has its roots in the Latin word “agricultura” which means agriculture and “cultivate” which is to foster growth or development.
About Cultura Technologies
Cultura, with offices in the United Kingdom and North America, delivers customer-centric solutions that enable Agri-Food businesses to efficiently produce, process, and deliver quality food and bio-products. Cultura Technologies is an operating division of the Volaris Operating Group of Constellation Software Inc.
We are Cultura Technologies. We bring Agri-Food solutions to life.
Cultura Technologies
Meaghan Wilkinson, (647) 801-2945
meaghan.wilkinson@culturatech.com
www.culturatech.com
This blog is written by Martin Little The Global Miller, published and supported by the GFMT Magazine and International Milling Directory from Perendale Publishers
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