Tummers Food Processing Solutions establishes presence in USA

Tummers Food Processing Solutions establishes presence in USA

Tummers Food Processing Solutions has announced the opening of its new branch in the United States, operating (since may 2024) under the statutory name Tummers USA Inc. The trade name will remain Tummers Food Processing Solutions. This expansion fulfils a long-held dream and will enable Tummers to better serve the US market with “greater speed…


Tummers Food Processing Solutions has announced the opening of its new branch in the United States, operating (since may 2024) under the statutory name Tummers USA Inc.

The trade name will remain Tummers Food Processing Solutions. This expansion fulfils a long-held dream and will enable Tummers to better serve the US market with “greater speed and efficiency”.

In a brief interview, president Lennaert van Dijk, director of Tummers Food Processing Solutions, pointed out the added value that Tummers USA brings under the Tummers umbrella.

“Together with Tummers Asia in Hong Kong and Tummers Kiron India in Mumbai, Tummers USA strengthens our ability to cater to the growing world of the food processing industry. With Tummers USA, we are expanding our reach, enhancing our service offerings, and providing personalised support and contact.”

“Our vice-president of pales will lead the charge in the US market, will be the primary point of contact for all communications related to Tummers USA Inc. and will oversee all on-site operations.”

The new branch will initially function as a sales office and spare parts warehouse, with plans for further expansion in the future.

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