date:Dec 04, 2012
n eye, as witnessed by Wandin Valley Farms since their recent investment.
Wandin Valley's Allison Jones noticed cherries that looked good to her being discarded, but on closer inspection found them to be soft.
Wandin Valley were looking for a machine to handle higher volumes of cherries and increase productivity at the same time as cutting costs.
In the first week they were packing more fruit with less staff, says Stuart. They found that as they increase volumes the consistency remains acc