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Seeding the Future: How to Maximize Germination and Increase Yield

Seeds are the bedrock from which all agriculture is born. Yet, this vital sector faces challenges, from climate change to geopolitical shifts and changing market demands. Despite these hurdles, the seed industry has shown remarkable resilience. In this article, we will explore the challenges and the opportunities of the seed industry, and report on a new study which shows an improvement in germination rate, helping processors to optimize their seed quality and profits.

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Food Safety

How AI Optical Sorting can unlock higher allergen detection and a safer future.

The escalating prevalence of food allergens requires urgent and advanced solutions to protect consumer health. This whitepaper explores the role of emerging optical sorting technologies in reducing allergen risk, with a specific focus on the application of AI-powered deep learning for the precise separation of oats (non-gluten) from barley, wheat and rye (gluten containing grains).
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Innovation

AI in optical sorting: Why should processors take notice?

In recent year, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a buzzword in almost every industry. In this article, we delve into the topic of AI in optical sorting with Stuart Bashford, Head of R&D at Bühler SORTEX. From increased food safety to higher profit margins, Stuart explains how AI in sorting is more than just a buzzword, and why food processors should pay attention.
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Cost-Benefit Analysis

Optical Sorting ROI

It is no secret that businesses need profit. To expand, to pay staff, and to continue providing valuable services. In this way, an ROI (return of investment) is the driving force behind business decision-making. In this article, we delve into how a Bühler optical sorter easily covers its upfront cost, bringing massive value back, in yield, in quality, and in profit.
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Food Safety

What are InGaAs cameras and how do they help food processing? A simple explanation

This article will explain exactly what InGaAs is, why it is used in cameras, and the benefits it can provide food processors. Let’s get started.
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Food Safety

Maximizing profit in your food process with AI – a Q&A

I sit down to talk with Stuart Bashford, Head of R&D at Bühler, to discuss the changing landscape of optical sorting, and how
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Thought Leadership

Don't get caught out by a bad harvest - here's how to stay one step ahead

Bad harvests can bring higher levels of toxic contamination that can damage quality and profits, read on to learn how to overcome this challenge.
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Food Safety

3 results of getting Food Safety WRONG – and how to avoid them.

For food processors, there is a constant battle against food hazards. A single mistake can have devastating consequences, not only for brand reputation, but also for profit, and the health of consumers. As climate change brings new challenges, and the global population continues to grow, it has never been more important to get food safety right. Because here’s what can happen if it goes wrong.
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Thought leadership

3 problems that data solves in food processing

Data is equipping companies with essential information to combat the challenges facing food processing..
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Customer story

5th Generation Onion Seed Supplier Hoza Zaden “Investing in Future” with Latest Sortex H SpectraVision

Dutch onion seed supplier Hoza Zaden has implemented the latest SORTEX H SpectraVision into their processing line with immediate results.
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Customer story

Andean Valley

Bolivia-based Andean Valley Corporation attributes its successful entry into the Chinese market to its investment in Bühler’s optical sorting technology.
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Customer story

Central Valley Bean improves yield with SORTEX’s Digital Solutions

Central Valley Bean is a cooperative that processes a large share of the United States pinto bean crop. 
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Future challenges

The Top 3 Future Challenges in Food Processing

The world of food processing never sits still. Markets and regulations are constantly changing, which require flexibility and adaptation from processors. To stay ahead and profitable, it's crucial that processors prepare for emerging challenges.

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