Perten Instruments

Unlocking precision: Process NIR’s impact on profitability in food processing

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Englisch
59 min

Discover how Process NIR technology from Perten, a PerkinElmer company, can boost profitability in food processing by reducing waste, lowering energy costs, and improving operational efficiency.

This webinar addresses common challenges in food production and shows how Process NIR can solve them. Learn about real-world applications, emerging trends, and practical advice to optimize your operations.

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Dr. David Honigs

Senior Field Applications Scientist

Gustaf Upmark

Product Manager for Process NIR and Software

Stefan Lundgren

Business Leader for Process NIR solutions in EMEAI

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Dr. David Honigs Gustaf Upmark Stefan Lundgren

Dr. David Honigs, Gustaf Upmark, Stefan Lundgren

Unlocking precision: Process NIR’s impact on profitability in food processing

On-demand webinars
Englisch
59 min
Perten Instruments AB

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