The Global Miller: May 2017

May 31, 2017

31/05/2017: IGP-KSU Risk Management Course Coming in August 2017

IGP-KSU Risk Management Course Planned

Individuals interested in expanding their knowledge of marketplace challenges are encouraged to take advantage of the IGP-KSU Risk Management course on August 7-11, 2017 at Kansas State University's IGP Institute Conference Center in Manhattan, Kansas.

The course is divided into two parts: basic and advanced. The first three days are focused on key elements of price risk management and hedging through the use of grain futures. The basic section of the course will also focus on basis trading and its impact on those who purchase and sell grains and oil seeds.

"In this basic segment, we cover what the commodity exchanges provide, how they can be used to manage risk and the pitfalls of trading futures," says Jay O'Neil, senior agricultural economist for the IGP Institute at Kansas State University.

The second segment of the course will take place during the last two days and will focus on the use of futures options and the OTC markets when dealing with risk management.

The IGP-KSU Risk Management course is designed to help participants gain a valuable understanding of the relationship between cash and future markets, futures spreads, principles of hedging, and principles of risk management and trending strategies.

Register here for the Full course.
Register here for the Basic course only.
Register here for the Advanced course only.

Visit the site HERE.

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31/05/2017: How to ensure accurate grain level measurement

Accuracy, repeatability and reliability are essential concepts in the field of level control.

Hyontrol Products

Without ensuring these key requirements are met by whichever level monitoring equipment is being deployed, producers risk running out of product (leading to production stoppages and downtime) or, worse, overfilling their storage vessels (with the risk of product loss, pollution and costly clean-ups). This is as true in the storage of grain as it is in the storage of cement, sand, sugar, or anything else from a long list of bulk products. It is therefore in the best interest of site operators and producers to firstly know how their grain will behave in the storage vessel, and secondly to utilise quality, up-to-date level monitoring equipment.

by Mark Stevenson, Hycontrol Ltd, UK

Read more HERE.

Behlen Grain Systems company profile

Behlen Mfg. Co. is a leading international manufacturer of grain storage systems. These structures are used worldwide in a multitude of locations storing a wide variety of grain.

Behlen bins range in size from a few thousand bushels to over 1,500,00 bushels.

The Behlen grain storage buildings can be custom designed for many applications.

The entire line of Behlen equipment can be manufactured to handle high winds, seismic conditions, as well as high filling and unloading rates.

Visit the website HERE.

31/05/2017: Garner Industries Expands Lincoln Operations

Garner Industries is expanding its operations in Lincoln, Nebraska with a 40,000-square foot addition to its existing 75,000 square foot building. The addition will accommodate the company’s growing plastic injection molding business, provide additional warehouse space, and offer room for future business growth.

Garner Industries

“With almost 65 years of manufacturing for a wide variety of industries and ISO 9001:2000 certification, Garner has been a solid employer in Lincoln, Nebraska for decades,” said Garner Industries CEO Scott McLain. “When Garner moved from its 48th Street location in 2001, we planned then for future expansion. Garner plastic molding and manufacturing services along with our growing BinMaster line of level sensors are increasingly successful in both domestic and global markets.”

The aesthetics of the west-side building addition will be consistent with the current building located on 32 acres at the corner of Highway 6 and North 98th Street. The company will also provide additional parking on the west of its existing south parking lot. Two new docks and semi-truck access for loading and unloading will also be located on the south side of the addition.

The construction project is being completed by the commercial design and building firm Ayars & Ayars of Lincoln, Nebraska. Ground breaking began on May 15, with an estimated completion date for the project around September 1. Garner employee Randy Feese is the building expansion project manager with plant manager Todd Tyler assisting in coordinating this extensive project.

Read more HERE.

May 30, 2017

30/05/2017: ERBER Group Invests and Expands in North America to Drive Further Growth with BIOMIN and ROMER Labs

In further expanding its capabilities, the ERBER Group shows commitment to the North American market by confirming that a new hub will open in Kansas City in 2017.

A new ERBER Group North American hub office will open in the greater Kansas City metropolitan area later this year, building out new, shared support functions for all ERBER Group divisions and enabling exciting expansion plans to unfold to drive further growth in this key market.

The ERBER Group divisions includes international animal nutrition company, BIOMIN and leading diagnostic solution provider for the agricultural, food and feed industries, ROMER LABS.

“The growth and success that both BIOMIN and ROMER LABS continue to have serving customers over the years provided a clear logic for nurturing their strong potential going forward,” explained Jan Vanbrabant, Chairman of the Executive Board of ERBER Group. “We have an ambitious plan for North America, and ultimately it is our customers who will benefit,” he added.

Central U.S. hub

“We are excited to continue our long-term commitment to investing in the North American market. The central location will allow us to improve the infrastructure support across the group, and bring us closer to more of our customers,” stated Mr Vanbrabant

The hub, modeled on the success of the ERBER Group structure in Asia Pacific and in Europe, will create new, shared support functions, including infrastructure and IT, for the ERBER Group divisions. Being situated together in one location will encourage and promote internal synergies both within and across the teams.

“Introducing a hub to North America embodies the ERBER Group vision and mission of delivering innovation on an international scale to our customers, while integrating efficiencies into our day-to-day lives,” added Mr Vanbrabant

BIOMIN pursues growth

Over the past two years, BIOMIN has significantly expanded its support for customers in North America through the introduction of new products and services along with robust recruitment. In the United States alone, BIOMIN has added six key account managers, five technical support managers and a sales director swine.

“The expanded product and services portfolio along with greater technical support have enabled us to help customers achieve tangible improvements in their operations,” explained Simon Walley, President of BIOMIN North America. “We intend to replicate the success we’ve seen with clients in the poultry and swine sectors in the ruminants industry,” he added.

ROMER LABS continues success

Alongside its innovative diagnostic solutions offering, ROMER LABS operates an accredited full-service laboratory in the US and three others globally.

“Our customers will continue to receive the same high quality products and services they have come to appreciate,” commented Michael Prinster, Managing Director ROMER America. “There will be no interruption with the implementation of the new hub: we expect to seamlessly improve synergies within the group,” added Mr Prinster.

ROMER LABS will continue to operate facilities in Union, Missouri and Newark, Delaware.

Read more HERE.

30/05/2017:Alapala’s New Vibro Sifter: YVSI

The new horizontal vibrating sifter, YVSI, from Alapala is used for mill products which are difficult to re-sift such as filter flour and whole grain flours. The most common applications are for all types wheat, maize (corn), barley, spelt, buck wheat, rye, sorghum, millet and specialty milling.

The design of this machine, which incorporates a fast rotating rotor and a vibrating sieve, enables the efficient separation of fine and “sticky” flours from the coarse flour thus improving flour yields.

The efficient design of the vibrating screen allows an excellent self-cleaning action and a fast and easy sieve cover change.

The YVSI can also be adapted to be used as a vibrating bran finisher with a through put of 2 tons / hour.

Read more HERE.

30/05/2017: Just one week to go until IGC Grains Conference 2017, don't miss out register now.

Trading in an evolving market: What prospects for the future?

SESSION 1:

Dr. Seth Meyer, US Department of Agriculture (USDA) - “The outlook for grains and oilseeds”
Dr. Andrey Sizov Sr., SovEcon Ltd - “Outlook for Russia’s grain production and trade in 2017/18: Will Russia remain the world’s leading wheat exporter?”
Moderator: Ms. Amy Reynolds, Senior Economist, IGC

SESSION 2:

Mr. Grant Lewis, Daiwa Capital Markets Europe
Mr. Jaime Nolan Miralles, INTL FCStone
Mr. Ian Mitchell, Center for Global Development - “Brexit and its economic implications for the UK, EU and beyond"
Moderator: Mr. Darren Cooper, Senior Economist, IGC

SESSION 3:

Mr. Vince Peterson, US Wheat Associates - “U.S. wheat export perspective: Adapting to and shaping the evolving global trade pattern”
Mr. Randy Ritchie, Gavilon Group - “Marketing strategies of regional/global supply chains: challenges and opportunities”
Mr. Haitham Nouh, Roots Commodities - “Making gains on Egypt’s grains”
Moderator: Mr. Nathan Kemp, Senior Economist, IGC

SESSION 4:

Mr. Bernard Valluis, European Flour Millers’ Association - “Challenges and perspectives for the European flour industry"
Mr. Alexander Waugh, National Association of British and Irish Millers (NABIM) - “The Future of UK flour milling - Brexit and beyond”
Mr. Jeff Zyskowski, Ardent Mills - “The future of U.S. flour milling”
Mr. Rotimi Fadipe, Honeywell Flour Mills - “The future of flour milling in Nigeria - An insider’s perspectives”
Moderator: Mr. Vince Peterson, US Wheat Associates

Read more HERE.

30/05/2017: In-depth: Grain load assessments for silos

Grain storage at an industrial level is usually synonymous with steel circular silos made of corrugated wall sheets with vertical stiffeners all around the silo.

Bentall Rowlands, UK based silo manufacturer has been dedicated to this task for the last 50 years. One of the first steps required in silo design is the estimation of the pressures exerted by the stored material. This is one of the key factors in silo design, as it will definitively impact the amount of steel required to build the silo and, eventually, the silo cost.

There are mainly two alternative design procedures generally accepted in the market. The first one is based on the North American code ANSI/ASAE EP 433 “Loads Exerted by Free-Flowing Grain on Bins.” This code has traditionally been the most common method used for decades and generally widely accepted, even outside the US. The second method has only been on stage for the last two decades and is based on the European code “EN 1991-4: Eurocode 1: Actions on structures - Part 4: Silos and tanks”, an evolution of the former German code DIN 1055. There is still a lot of expectation and interest on why pressures based on EN 1991-4 seem to be bigger than those based on ANSI/ASAE EP 433 even when the stored material and the silo dimensions are supposed to be the same. To provide an answer to this question, this article analyses the main differences between these two procedures.

by Ignacio Cervera, Regional Sales Manager, Bentall Rowlands

Read more HERE.

30/05/2017: Thailand Rice Convention 2017

The Thailand Rice Convention has been running since 2001 and is now hosting its 8th bi-annual event.

The department of Foreign Trade and the Ministry of Commerce have collaborated to welcome more than 800 traders, facilitating discussion and knowledge sharing. Some highlights include, "The Global Forum on World Rice Trade and Food Security", organized at the Thailand Rice Convention 2013 and, "Pushing ASEAN Towards the World's Rice Hub"

The focus for 2017 is, "Rice Plus: Next Step of Innovation." This will be held in the heart of Bangkok, at the CentralWorld shopping complex, and Centara Grand at the CentralWorld hotel. Rice has seen a epic shift in technology and innovation over the last few years and this has increased both the value of rice and public perception.

Milling and Grain are present at the convention which is live now, so feel free to say hello to our representatives. Additionally you can follow our twitter feed @MillingandGrain or use the hashtag #ThailandRiceConvention2017

May 26, 2017

26/05/2017: Feed: The potential of NIR to measure reactive lysine

Figure 2: Correlation between autoclaving time and total and reactive lysine content of a soybean meal sample.

Lysine
Lysine is an essential amino acid for poultry and swine, meaning it cannot be produced via transamination and must be supplied to the animal through dietary intake. Lysine is usually a limiting amino acid if not supplemented in synthetic form, and due to its high concentration in tissue deposition, formulation of diets for amino acid requirements often relies upon ratios between lysine and all other amino acids. The total lysine that has been measured in the raw material or finished feed is not a measure of the bioavailability to the animal; this only comes with measuring the performance response to lysine in animal trials.

Apparent ileal digestibility gives a measurement of the apparent disappearance of lysine in the small intestine. Standardised ileal digestibility, which accounts for basal endogenous losses, is widely accepted as the most advanced method for quantification of the dietary-origin amino acids digested and absorbed in the small intestine. Synthetic lysine is often added to diets, based on price, to supply animal requirements.

The Maillard Reaction

Reducing sugars are able to bind to free amino groups found on amino acids, especially the ε-amino group found on lysine. This is known as the Maillard reaction and results in the production of modified lysine, such as Amadori and Maillard products, including furosine and carboxymethyl-lysine (see Figure 1). The Maillard reaction is an irreversible reaction, which makes the lysine unavailable for digestion. Reactive lysine, the lysine that has not undergone the Maillard reaction and is metabolisable, can be described as unmodified lysine which possesses a free side chain amino group and can be either free or protein bound.

In the past, reactive lysine has been called a number of names including chemically reactive lysine, chemically available lysine, available lysine and total available lysine. Measuring total lysine in feeds involves the acid hydrolysis of the proteins present; during hydrolysis some of the damaged lysine can be released and analysed as lysine. However, as discussed above, this lysine is not available to be metabolised by the animal. To identify the lysine that can be both digested and metabolised by the animal, ileal digestible reactive lysine must be determined.

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The Global Miller

This blog is maintained by The Global Miller staff and is supported by the magazine Milling and Grain
which is published by Perendale Publishers Limited.

For additional daily news from milling around the world: global-milling.com

26/05/2017: Lambton company profile

Lambton solutions are built to last

Their FEA testing systems and robotic manufacturing maintain then highest consistency for their renowned quality standards.

Family owned since 1965, Lambton is Canada's leading manufacturer of grain storage, handling and conditioning systems.

Today, with international manufacturing facilities and a global network of field representatives, they continue to value their close, personal connections with customers and associates around the world.

For more information about their products, contact them at: 1.888.239.9713 (North America) or sales@lambtonconveyor.com.

Visit their website here.

25/05/2017: ILDEX Indonesia 2017

Photo supplied by ILDEX Indonesia Team

Internationalising the livestock market in one of the fastest growing countries in Asia.

Indonesia is considered as the largest economy in Southeast Asia. The middle class are set to become a prominent force in the country. This is due not only to their huge demographic, but also to their strong income growth prospects.

Investors will find in Indonesia the ideal balance between booming demand for livestock products and an abundance of agricultural and natural resources. As Southeast Asia's largest country (and the world's fourth most populous at about 250 million people), Indonesia has witnessed a major boom in demand for livestock products such as red meat, milk, eggs and beef and cattle. Of which the Indonesian Ministry of Agriculture is more focused on strengthening at the moment.

The Indonesian Minister of Agriculture commented, "This effort is the government's commitment in pursuing self sufficiency of cattle production, targeted by Indonesian President Joko Widodo, to be reached in 2026. This effort is also to realise an independent country in terms of the fulfilment of livestock products, and at the same time, to improve the welfare of farmers."

The Minister of Trade also remarked that Indonesia should be self-sufficient on livestock and be able to export these products. He said, "The welfare of farmers is rising, and the poverty rate is decreasing. That is the governments target."

VNU Exhibitions Asia Pacific and Federasi Masyarakat Perunggasan Indonesia together announced investment platform entitled, 'ILDEX Indonesia 2017'.

It is the third edition of its kind, focusing on international livestock, dairy, meat processing and aquaculture exposition. It will take place at the Jakarta International Expo in Hall D1 and D2, Jakarta, Indonesia on October 18-20, 2017.

More than 8,000 trade visitors are expected to participate and interact with 250 international brands. The show will feature three industry zones which will include; feed and animal health, feed milling and farm equipment and genetic, breeding and processing.

The exhibition will also present two country pavilions (China and South Korea) and a special pavilion for pet food.

Mrs Panadda Atthakowit, Head of Competence Center of Livestock of VNEAP explained that, "Indonesia represents 40 percent of ASEAN's total population and middle-income economies. It also represents a growing domestic and regional consumer base. With a professional industry partner, FMPI, we are strongly confident that we can offer the qualified market place that may create value and business opportunities for today's livestock market. At ILDEX Indonesia, visitors will be able to meet many top companies such as Big Dutchman, Charoen Pokphand Indonesia, Japfa, Famsum, Cheil Jedang Corporation, Elanco, Emtech and King Techina."

ILDEX Indonesia 2017 will feature a long list of supporters from the Indonesian government and local associations including the Department of Husbandry), Department of Marine Agriculture and Food Security, Faculty of Animal Science, Bogor Agriculture University, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Federation of Indonesia Poultry Society, Indonesia Layer Farmer Association, Indonesia Poultry Farmer Association, Indonesia Poultry Veterinarian Association, Indonesian Association of Veterinary Public Health, Indonesia Feedmills Association, more from the Ministry of Agriculture and the Republic of Indonesia.

Deddy Kusmanagandi, Chairman of Indonesian Poultry Industry Association expounded that, "ILDEX Indonesia is the event that the Indonesian people are waiting for. We told our members and farmers in our association to come to this event because it is the right platform where we will meet top quality exhibitors and buyers."

In the previous editions of ILDEX Indonesia, 94 percent of visitors gave positive feedback and recommended this show to their friends and colleagues. More than 88 percent were satisfied with the qualities of the trade visitors and they intend to visit the expo again.

Edy Purwoko, country manager of PT Ceva Animal Health Indonesia commented that, "The quality of the visitors is very good. It exceeded my expectation and Indonesia is one of the largest countries we will continue to invest in during the next edition. Next year I think the number of participants will grow significantly and be even better. So, I'd like to invite everyone to come to ILDEX Indonesia 2017."

Visitors can find out more information by clicking here.

We encourage companies related to livestock, dairy meat processing and the aquaculture industry to be a part of this event, and introduce your brand worldwide. It will help you become recognised in Asia.

You can contact the exhibitions sales department via; +662 670 0900 or email; ildex@vnuexhibitionsap.com (international sales support)

For an international public partnership, please contact Mrs Saengtip Techapatiphandee at saengtip.won@vnuexhibitionsap.com or +662 670 0900 ext 122.

Read more HERE.

May 25, 2017

25/05/2017: SonicAire company profile

SonicAire fans are the world's only solution that proactively eliminates overhead combustible fibre and dust.

SonicAire engineers developed this line of clean fans with one simple goal: Eliminate all the problems and risks that stem from overhead buildup of fibre and dust.

They've been able to do just that across a wide range of industries throughout the world.

They want to keep plants safe from lint fires and dust explosions and want to keep plants from suffering stiff fines for government noncompliance.

So consider them your resource for any question you have on controlling the risks of fugitive dust. They work hard to stay current with government regulations to help their clients avoid stiff fines for noncompliance.

But the bottom line is safety. They want to help keep you and your employees free from the dangers of combustible dust.

Quote from their website, "We're here to help. We look forward to working with you."

Visit the website here.

25/05/2017: Dinnissen is developing by a mix of innovations

Dinnissen has broadened the deployability of its mixers, thanks to a mix of innovations

The mixers have been further improved in several areas, and, moreover, they explicitly consider the role of the mixer in the overall operation. That is why the validation of mixing processes have now been added to their service.

The improved D-Topline mixer is easy to clean

Dinnissen Process Technology is actively engaged in the development and manufacture of process equipment such as grinding mills, mixers, bulk bag filling systems and turnkey projects for the food industry,animal feed industry, pharmaceuticals and chemicals. The company is a specialist in prudent, hygienic and rapid mixing of powders, pellets and granules.

They never shirk challenges such as achieving higher capacities, improving homogeneous mixing of micro-components, mixing poor flowing materials or processing high percentages of liquid. On the contrary; Dinnissen are constantly looking for applications that are a trigger for the development of even better mixers.

Improved D-Topline
This desire for constant innovation has recently led to the introduction of the 'Improved D-Topline', a model based on the familiar Pegasus double-axle paddle mixer. The geometry of the installation is modified in such a way that the upper sides of the mixing chamber lean in towards each other, resulting in a drop shape.

The negative angle of inclination in the upper side of the mixing chamber reduces the risk of product adhesion. In addition, the 'Improved D-Topline "can be equipped with an additional hatch ('front hedge') on the front.

This feature makes it much easier to inspect or clean the mixer. In some cases, thanks to this hatch, a version can be offered where the paddle axle assembly can be driven entirely from the mixing chamber. Furthermore, the ‘Improved D-Topline’ is provided with a divisible shaft seal, allowing the installation to be CIP-cleanable.

High-shear mixer
Dinnissen is at an advanced stage of optimising high-shear applications in the mixing process, which are also based on the Pegasus mixing principle. There are applications in which powders require a greater frictional force in order to obtain a homogeneous product. A change in the paddle configuration ensures that the new high shear process applies the necessary energy to the product, but without sacrificing the typical advantages of the Pegasus mixer.

Explosion-proof mixer
Yet another development is the introduction of an explosion-proof mixer (Atex-zone 20 internal), suitable for processing materials in which the Kst- and LEL-values are within a fixed range. This mixer was subject to a risk assessment and received a type approval for the entire Pegasus mixer range from an independent Notified Body.

An example of an 'All in One' concept

‘All in one’ concept
The 'All in one' concept is Dinnissen’s response to the demand for fully integrated process lines. An example is the mixing line which has recently been shipped to a customer in the United States. This consists of a skid comprising a docking system for vessels which can be deposited into the mixer dust-free, which can then move the mixer up and down to mix and fill the same vessel again.

The great advantage of the 'All in one' concept is that the various components are perfectly matched to each other. This means that a consistently high-quality product can be guaranteed. There is no segregation of the product, and moreover the process is completely dust-free and explosion-proof.

Smart concept
Dinnissen is becoming increasingly involved in the concept stage with their customers. This lies in the fact that the company not only acts as a process specialist but also as a solution provider. Nowadays, processes are developed using 3D modelling, simulations and time analysis.

Thanks to VR support (Virtual Reality), the customer can visualise the design of a process and have an idea of the accessibility and possibilities of systems and components at a much earlier stage. One of the accomplishments of Pegasus mixers is that they are able to mix in concentrations as low as 0.1%. This offers the possibility of removing a premix-step, thereby simplifying the process and gaining the benefits of less handling and energy consumption.

Validation
The increasing interest in the role of the mixer in the overall production process translates into the need for Dinnissen’s customers to have the mixer validated. A validation makes it possible to determine which set of parameters will result in the raw materials being homogeneously mixed to produce an end product of the required quality.

Thus, making it possible to reproduce the mixing processes. Dinnissen is also interested in this validation data, as it will allow them to further optimise their mixers. For that reason, Dinnissen has now added a validation of its mixing processes, which may, if required, be undertaken by an independent agency.

Read about Dinnissen, HERE.

25/05/2017: Aluminium frame dust ignition protection and increased safety motors range extended

ABB's range of aluminium motors for dust ignition and increased safety protecting is now extended with frame sizes 160 up to 280: image provided by ABB

ABB's range of fully certified aluminium motors for dust ignition and increased safety protection is now extended with frame sizes 160 up to 280.

The aluminium frame offers a lightweight alternative for many applications such as grain handling installations where there is a risk of combustible dust. The lower weight saves transport costs and uses simpler support structures on site. The motor's smooth surface prevents dust accumulating on the frame, thereby making it easier to clean, resulting in lower costs and improved safety.

Dust risk is sometimes overlooked because grain, sugar, starch, flour and coffee, for example, are not normally regarded as explosive. Premises that process or handle these substances, as well as other fine, powdered combustible materials can greatly increase their safety levels by using dust ignition protection motors rather than standard products.

The products are certified according to the European ATEX directive 2014/34/EU, and the global IECEx system. This certificates include protection types Ex tb for zone 21 installations where combustible dust is likely to occur, and EX tc for zone 22 installations where combustible dust only occurs in abnormal conditions.

The dust groups covered are IIIC for conductive dust, and IIIB for non-conductive dust also covering IIIA for combustible filings.

For locations having a potential risk of gas, the EX ec protection suitable for zone two installations is available. Ex ec is the new increased safety protection concept introduces by the latest revision of IEC/EN 60079-7, replacing non-sparking (Ex nA) protection for electric motors.

Third party certificates from an official certification body are available for all categories, also for those where it's not required by the ATEX directive. The certificates include the possibility to operate the motors with a frequency converter for maximised energy savings and speed control.

Visit ABB website here.

25/05/2017: Nerak recruits new Business Development Manager

Bob Tatlow: image courtesy of Nerak Wiese

Joining Nerak Wiese as Business Development Manager, Bob Tatlow is bringing his wealth of bulk handling expertise to the vertical elevation specialist.

With over 35 years' experience in capital investment projects across a range of industries - including agriculture, food, waste bio-mass, pharmaceuticals and aggregates - Bob has specific expertise in sales of bulk materials handling and processing equipment.

He comments, "My most recent role was as Sales Manager for Aumund Group, which specialises in systems for handling cement, alternative fuels and minerals. Before that I spent three years as Export Sales Manager for Guttridge Ltd, selling tailored bulk handling solutions across a wide range of sectors."

A time served mechanical engineer, Bob is familiar with a variety of processing and handling technologies, and has a sound understanding of CDM (Construction Design and Management) regulations. Outside of work he enjoys sailing, watching rugby and motorbike touring.

Simon Musgrave, Nerak's Sales Director, commented, "Bob's technical knowledge and proven sales record are going be a real asset because we are experiencing increasing demand for our solutions year on year."

Based in Brecon, Nerak supplies clients in a range of manufacturing and distribution sectors with modular or bespoke solutions for handling both bulk materials and unit loads - including box, tote and carton lifts, pallet lifts, mezzanine lifts, continuous bucket conveyors and pendulum bucket conveyors.

Visit the Nerak's website here.

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