Schr?ter’s well-engineered systems and excellent local service have impressed us for over 20 years.

Interview

In an interview with MeetingPoint, Brigitte Brandt, vice president of G. Brandt Meat Packers Ltd, and Charlie Saldutto, operations manager at Brandt, explain why they value their company’s long-term business relationship with Schr?ter.

MeetingPoint: How long have you been working with Schr?ter?

Brigitte Brandt: We’ve been using nothing but Schr?ter systems since 1997. We highly value the fact that Schr?ter is a family-run business and that the company always responds directly to our needs. In addition, Schr?ter’s Canadian representative Wiberg Canada is a reliable and professional partner that offers prompt delivery and local service.

MeetingPoint: Why have you repeatedly selected systems from Schr?ter?

Charlie Saldutto: The solid and well-engineered system technology is simply outstanding. In addition, it offers a technical availability of nearly 100% – meaning less work for me.

Brigitte Brandt: The systems’ airflow concept ensures that our products dry uniformly and lose very little weight. That impressed us right from the start. Furthermore, Schr?ter uses controllers from the American company Allen-Bradley and the InTouch HMI visualization software. This is an advantage for all Schr?ter customers because there are enough technicians out there who are familiar with these systems. At the same time, rapid assistance from Germany is always available via InTouch.

MeetingPoint: What benefits does your new Schr?ter system offer?

Charlie Saldutto: What’s special about our new SEMIjet? (official webpage) is that we can use this system not only for traditional hot-smoked products such as wieners, frankfurters, mortadella, and cooked ham, but also to cold-smoke specialty products such as Polish kolbassa.

MeetingPoint: Ms. Brandt, Mr. Saldutto, thank you very much for your time.

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Source: Meeting Point No. 55 (MP55)