World-renowned F&B producer: weighing system upgrade — a case study

Supplied by Advantech Australia Pty Ltd on Tuesday, 10 August, 2021

Accurate weighing and counting is critical to ensuring product quality and safety F&B manufacturing processes. The ability to implement real-time monitoring of raw material feeding and mixing, while establishing process data traceability, effects manufacturers’ competitiveness.

Learn how a leading F&B manufacturer in China cut their labour and management costs and also minimised data error and loss incidents.

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