Sesotec has published a guide to validation and verification of product inspection systems on its website.

On the first of January, 2021, Johannes von Stein took over the position of vice president of sales for the food industry at Sesotec GmbH, joining the management team in the Lower Bavarian headquarters of Schönberg.

Between the growing world population and rising standards of living, society and industry are facing ever-mounting challenges to combine profit with sustainability.

On November 1, 2020, the Bavarian company Sesotec GmbH appointed Joachim Schulz as its new CEO.

To ensure that customers do not miss out on the latest news and innovations in the world of foreign object detection and sorting technology, Sesotec will be participating in PACK EXPO Connects, a virtual event that will take place from November 9th to 13th.  

Despite the breadth of technology available for foreign object detection, certain types of foods display a strong product effect, making them difficult to inspect via conventional methods.

Founded in the mid-'80s, this Sesotec reference customer is among the top five milling companies in the US with mills across the country.

For Sesotec, a manufacturer of machines and systems for contaminant detection and material sorting, the ambition to achieve more customer and market orientation is a main driving force in corporate strategy decisions and in branding.

Effective April 1, 2017, Sesotec has hired Andrea Festelli as the new managing director for the two Italian subsidiaries.

Sesotec GmbH, a manufacturer of machines and systems for contaminant detection and material sorting for the food, plastics, and recycling industries, is growing in all segments, which correspondingly need more room.