Non-destructive fruit maturity meters from Felix Instruments, including the debut of its all-new Melon Quality Meter, will be showcased April 5th-7th at Berlin's Fruit Logistica 2022.
Experts from Felix Instruments will be on hand to discuss and demonstrate a complete range of NIR and gas analysis devices at the event, which is expected to draw tens of thousands of attendees and industry leaders.
Felix Instruments is also offering one-on-one meetings for discussions on how their instrumentation can be used. Want to set up a meeting? Fill out this form.
Felix Instruments will debut its all-new Melon Quality Meter April 5th-7th at Berlin's Fruit Logistica 2022.
Felix Instruments designs and engineers gas analysis and near infrared assessment tools that provide growers and post-harvest operators the data needed to reduce waste and generate more revenue from their commodities. Felix initially entered the market with its F-750 and F-751 NIR-based, non-destructive fruit quality meters. With this year’s Fruit Logistica, Felix will showcase its next technological advancement built specifically for melon growers and packers – the F-751 Melon Quality Meter. Enabling melon industry professionals to measure Brix in honeydew and cantaloupe melons, the device takes measurements in mere seconds and completely eliminates the destruction of the fruit.
"Fruit Logistica is the seedbed of many strategic relationships we have enjoyed," said VP of marketing Scott Trimble. “After years of trade shows and in-person events being put on hold, we greatly look forward to being face-to face-with our partners and customers again.”
Fruit Logistica 2022 is an opportunity for partnership building, sharing information and showcasing the latest tech. It is a commercial reference hub for the global fruit and vegetable industry and highlights the best in new technology that enables the entire value chain.
To see Felix Instruments’ latest technology, including the Melon Quality Meter, visit them at Fresh Produce Instruments booth: Hall 1.2 D12.
For more information:
Scott Trimble
Felix Instruments
Tel: +1 (360) 833-8835
strimble@felixinstruments.com
www.felixinstruments.com