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Events

Also, check out the upcoming events and fairs where we will be present.

Upcoming events

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Expomeat 2020 Fair

Great success and excellent reception of the new Varpe equipment range at Expomeat São Paulo, reinforcing its leadership in weight control, inspection, and quality solutions for the meat and food industry.

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Andinapack 2019 Fair

Varpe consolidates its international positioning after an excellent reception at ANDINAPACK Bogotá, highlighting its advanced solutions in weight control, inspection, and quality for the food and packaging industry in Colombia.

X-ray inspection in bakery production lines

In industrial bakeries, final product inspection is a critical factor in ensuring food safety, consistent quality, and compliance with standards required by distributors and regulatory

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Inspection and weighing solutions for canned goods

Every day, there is a growing need for more accurate equipment to inspect tins and jars of preserved food, ensuring the protection of both consumers and the brand. That is why Varpe has developed X-ray inspection and checkweighing equipment specifically for this sector, which can be adapted to suit the product format and the customer’s requirements.

Software VIT4 para la gesión de datos.

21 CFR

Find out what requirements you need to meet under 21 CFR, what areas it covers, and how Varpe’s equipment and solutions can help you.

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X-ray inspection equipment: X-ray control

What are radioactive facilities? Radioactive facilities, as well as other specific activities related to the application of ionizing radiation, whether industrial, pharmaceutical, or scientific facilities,

Trazabilidad en tu línea gracias a software de gestión de datos.

The challenge: glass within glass

A renowned European beverage manufacturer identified a critical issue in its production line: the presence of glass fragments inside its glass bottles. The source was traced to microfractures generated during the filling and transport of the containers, as well as to accumulated wear in the return lines of reusable packaging.

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