We satisfy the continuous evolution of the market

It is with an innovative spirit that the Sorma Group has been able to pursue and contribute to the success of its customers for the last 50 years. Thanks to the dedicated work of our six production sites as well as the vast knowledge of our numerous engineers, we are capable of building entire production lines for automated machinery. These automated machines provide the necessary services to deal with the post-harvest of fruits and vegetables, which includes packaging. We believe in rigorous and punctual after-sales service. This service is closely monitored by our transfer and telephone technicians. The display model is intended to represent the best possible processing plant, with the knowledge that the lines are modular and can be tailored to your specific needs.
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Infeed

Depending on the type of product, fruits and vegetables are transferred to the working line by bins, boxes or big bags on conveyor belts or through water channels.

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Presorting

The pre-sorting increases the productivity of the optical sorter by eliminating all products and items not suitable for sale.

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Treatments

Specific treatments are required due to the high standards of hygiene, aesthetic appearance and shelf life of the product imposed by the market.

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Optical sorting

We sort products across the board, classifying them by: Internal and External Quality, Colour, Shape, Diameter, Density and Weight.

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Bags

Bags are the best solution for storing, promoting and selling fruit and vegetables weighing more than half a kilo.

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Punnets and cups

Punnets have always been the greatest possible choice for the packaging of all delicate fresh produce because their rigid structure protects it from damage.

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Boxes

Boxes are the most widely used primary packaging for the sale and transport of loose fruit and vegetables.

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Bins

Bins are the most widely used primary packaging for the harvesting and storing of loose fruit and vegetables in the field.

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Palletizing and strapping

The packaging process can only be considered complete when the boxes have been palletised and strapped properly, so that the pallets are ready for transport.

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Plant engineering

Unity makes strength. Our collectors are crucial to achieve an efficient workflow in any king of processing line.

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Traceability 4.0

All our tracking systems are customised and custom designed: the systems can track individual packs, boxes as well as finished bins or pallets.