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Russian Client Visits APEX Sorting Factory to Evaluate Belt‑type Sorting Machine for Chopped Fresh Vegetable Processing

Release time: 2026-10-13

Recently, we warmly welcomed a valued client from Russia to our manufacturing base for an on‑site factory inspection. The client specializes in vegetable processing, and came to investigate sorting solutions for chopped fresh vegetables such as onions, with a key focus on our Belt‑type Optical Sorting Machine.

On‑site Inspection of Belt‑type Sorting Machine for Fresh & Frozen Vegetables

Accompanied by our sales and technical team, the Russian client toured our production workshop and exhibition hall. The client paid close attention to the structural design of the belt‑type sorting machine, and focused on its real‑world performance for fresh‑cut produce as well as IQF frozen vegetables and frozen fruits.

Equipment Structure & Working Efficiency Verification

Russian client raises questions about belt‑type optical sorting machine during factory workshop visit

Our technical team introduced the mechanical structure and core optical identification system of the belt‑type sorter. The client carefully checked hardware configuration, and focused on actual throughput and running stability when processing high‑moisture fresh chopped materials.

Russian client inspect internal hardware structure of belt‑type sorting machine for fresh and frozen vegetables

Wide Compatibility for Diverse Vegetables & IQF Frozen Fruits

Our belt‑type sorter is well‑adapted to complex demands of food processing. It can efficiently purify a wide range of fresh chopped vegetables, frozen vegetables and IQF frozen fruits.

Processable materials include chopped onions, garlic cubes, carrots, broccoli, okra, green peas, pepper, chilli, fries, alongside IQF papaya, mango, strawberry and pineapple, etc.

Russian processing client discuss belt‑type sorter construction for chopped onion, broccoli, okra, IQF frozen fruit sorting

The equipment effectively removes defective pieces, discolored parts and foreign impurities to improve finished‑product quality for food processors.
During the demonstration, the client observed the machine’s running status, actual throughput and sorting efficiency, and had in‑depth technical communication with our engineers about material characteristics, processing workflow and onsite application requirements for various cut vegetables and frozen IQF products.

In‑depth Discussion for Future Cooperation

After the workshop tour, both sides moved to the conference room for further business negotiation.

Business negotiation meeting between Russian vegetable‑processing client and APEX technical‑sales team in conference room

Customized Solution for Client’s Onion‑Chopping Production Line

Based on the client’s actual production scenario of chopped onion processing lines, our team shared tailored sorting proposals, and also discussed potential applications for other frozen vegetable and IQF fruit materials.

Positive Recognition of APEX Manufacturing Strength

The client gave positive feedback on our manufacturing strength, equipment performance and professional technical support. Both parties had pleasant and productive exchanges, laying a solid foundation for potential long‑term cooperation.

APEX always attaches great importance to face‑to‑face communication with global buyers. Factory visits allow customers to verify our production capacity, equipment quality and after‑sales support system firsthand. We warmly welcome food and vegetable‑processing customers to send samples or visit our factory for on‑site testing. Free on‑site material testing service is available for your evaluation. We keep developing reliable optical sorting machinery to deliver customized solutions for food processing clients across the world.

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