Facility Operations

CSI Processors LTD of New Zealand

1404 Omahu Road
Hastings
New Zealand
Phone: +64 6 879 4377
Fax: +64 6 873 9016
Bruce Sutherland, Dir... continue reading »

Lack of pre-planning can make small event a nationwide disaster

On Sept. 14, the U.S. public woke up to images of TV news anchors holding up bags of fresh-cut spinach and telling them to throw it all away. Newspape... continue reading »

Quick-service Restaurants Finding Success with Fresh-cut

With the introduction of its fresh fruit bowl and cup now virtually complete, Wendy’s Restaurants has taken fresh-cut fruit to a whole new level ... continue reading »

When the Outbreak Hit

You know how some people remember exactly what they were doing at certain moments in history – when Princess Diana died, when JFK Jr. was shot, w... continue reading »

Company Helps Develop State’s Onion Industry

KIDCO Farms may be the new kid on the block when it comes to fresh-cut onions, but the company already is expanding its operations and making a mark o... continue reading »

Safe and Healthy

I never realized how many products I eat have spinach in them until it was pulled out of the market in September. If you were to ask me, I would proba... continue reading »

Family Puts Company on Auction Block

By Dick Lehnert, June 2005 The family-owned carrot empire, William Bolthouse Farms Inc. of Bakersfield, Calif., has “put itself up for auction&r... continue reading »

Fresh Focus: Third-Party Audits Can Improve Safety

There has never been a better time to focus on a third-party food-safety audit – and there are several reasons. First, the recent spinach outbrea... continue reading »

Quality Control

With summer weather seemingly in full swing here in Michigan, it’s easy to spend many hours hiding out from the heat in air conditioning and shad... continue reading »

Seed companies look to the future to stay ahead of fresh-cut processors

The fresh-cut produce industry has experienced years of outstanding growth, and processors are looking to seed companies to develop new varieties that... continue reading »