A portion of the budget will expand the automation and robotics capabilities of Sojo Industries’ facility in Temple, Texas.
This investment directly supports Sojo Flight, which is a “cellular automated robot production solution” and will allow “Schreiber to temporarily introduce new cutting-edge multi-pack types and formats across its global network,” said Barak Bar-Cohen, CEO of Sojo Industries. FoodNavigator-USA. . He added: “Sojo’s cell generation and modular technique will generate new revenue streams and meet the demand of global visitors. “
In addition, the investment will allow Sojo Flight’s patented skating formula for moving lines and robotics to be perfected.
Sojo Shield, a tracking and track platform based on geolocation and blockchain, will also gain advantages from the funding. Bar-Cohen highlighted its goal to integrate physical Internet of Things (IoT) assets, such as Sojo Seal into Sojo Shield, by editing its functionality.
Finally, Sojo will invest in building a strong team, for Americans with business and operational leadership, a penchant for innovation and a solutions-oriented mindset. This “Sojo Mojo,” as Bar-Cohen described it, will be key to navigating the ever-changing food and beverage landscape.
Sojo’s technique for multi-pack production addresses several key industry challenges, Bar-Cohen said. The rise of varied multi-pack offerings accommodates Sojo Flight, allowing for smoother production changeovers and faster product launches. Sojo’s automation generation also addresses emerging challenges. labor and scarcity prices, offering a cost-effective and effective solution. Finally, by enabling on-site production, Sojo Flight minimizes the need to ship products over long distances, resulting in significant savings in freight, Bar-Cohen added.
The partnership extends beyond production. Sojo Industries is also participating with Schreiber Foods to integrate Sojo Shield, a tracking and cueing platform. Sojo Shield provides real-time geolocation awareness and valuable information on critical tracking events, integrating seamlessly with Schreiber’s existing stock control system. This combined technique increases the transparency of the chain of origin, ensuring optimal product quality and effective distribution.
“We are energized through this new partnership with Sojo. Their unique combination of physical assets and virtual knowledge collection perfectly aligns with our vision of optimizing our global operations. Sojo leads us to drive innovation in our facilities, providing our consumers new, scalable and cost-effective solutions. “Effective Solutions Additionally, Sojo Shield provides a solution for critical and demanding last-mile situations in today’s ever-changing track and runway environment,” said Ron Dunford, president and CEO of Schreiber. Foods in a press release.
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