Sesotec GmbH, a manufacturer of equipment and systems for foreign object detection and material sorting and analysis, is expanding its presence in Europe. The German company, based in Schönberg, Lower Bavaria, has established a new subsidiary in Italy. With this latest international branch, Sesotec now has offices in seven countries.
Joachim Schulz, CEO at Sesotec, explains the decision to open a branch in Milan, Corso di Porta Vigentina 35, by citing the Italian market’s great potential in the food and plastics sectors.
“In Italy, there are many manufacturers and processors of food and plastics who focus on innovative foreign object
Joachim Schulz, CEO at Sesotec, explains the decision to open a branch in Milan, Corso di Porta Vigentina 35, by citing the Italian market’s great potential in the food and plastics sectors.
“In Italy, there are many manufacturers and processors of food and plastics who focus on innovative foreign object
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