CBS Foodtech appointed agent for Sesotec

CBS Foodtech

Monday, 31 August, 2015

CBS Foodtech has secured the agency to sell Sesotec’s metal detection and X-ray equipment throughout Australia.

The company says that detection and inspection equipment is becoming a prerequisite for suppliers to major supermarkets. The agreement will increase its portfolio of offerings to food manufacturers, which currently includes equipment, ingredients, consumables and consulting services.

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