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Global food manufacturers are invited to explore cutting-edge processing innovations and sustainable production solutions at an exclusive in-house event at Heat and Control’s Lelystad premises.

Heat and Control has launched its highly anticipated FoodTech Forum 2025, a three-week in-house event set to take place at its Lelystad office from 2 to 20 June. The event will bring together food industry professionals from around the globe to experience the latest in processing technology, sustainability strategies, and operational innovations.

With a strong focus on 'creating a more resilient and sustainable food system', the FoodTech Forum reflects Heat and Control’s commitment to supporting food manufacturers in navigating the fast-changing landscape of global food production.

Innovative equipment and expert-led sessions

Participants will gain access to a series of expert-led seminars, technology showcases, and live equipment demonstrations from Heat and Control and its partner brands, including Ishida, CEIA, FastBack, Spray Dynamics, and Mastermatic.

Live demonstrations

Highlights of the live demos during the forum include: 

  • FastBack Symphony On-Machine Seasoning System, designed to enhance seasoning accuracy while reducing product waste;
  • Spray Dynamics Symphony In-Kitchen Seasoning System, proven to boost flavour consistency and operational efficiency; and 
  • Cascade Water Recirculation System (SWSM), a breakthrough in water-saving technology for food processing operations.

Attendees will also have the opportunity to connect with industry peers and engage directly with global subject matter experts, exploring actionable strategies to enhance efficiency, reduce waste, and drive sustainability.

A forum tailored to industry segments
To ensure relevance and depth, the event will be split into three market-focused weeks:

  • Week 1 (2–6 June): Potato Chips & Snack Industry
  • Week 2 (9–13 June): French Fry & Potato Products Industry
  • Week 3 (16–20 June): General Food Manufacturing & Additional Topics

Each day will feature repeated seminars, allowing attendees to join sessions that best suit their schedule.

Register Now
With limited spots available, food manufacturers are encouraged to secure their place early. For registration and more information, visit FoodTech Forum 2025 | Heat and Control, scan the QR code below, or contact the team directly at info@heatandcontrol.com.

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