Leading Aus ice cream plant doubles production — a case study

Supplied by Burkert Fluid Control Systems on Thursday, 11 February, 2021

In 2018, Norco Co-operative Limited announced a doubling of its ice cream manufacturing capacity in Lismore with a $10 million investment by its farmer owners. As part of the new investment a new production line was built utilising all new technology that has propelled their profitability and increased reliability.

Learn how advanced technology can push your production to the next level, create better technical efficiencies and grow your business volume.

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