published JBTMarel.com 3 Nov 2025
Do the latest AI models actually solve challenges or industry pain points better than proven systems already do?
published JBTMarel.com 4 March 2026
The food industry is a map of complex global supply chains that create challenges for food security and safety. Fortunately, innovative software systems within the industry are enabling food producers to achieve superb traceability and simplify product tracking no matter how complex the chain is.
published JBTMarel.com 23 June 2026
Most food processors running an ERP believe they have solid financial visibility with procurement, accounts payable, invoicing, and inventory all accessible. Which is why the instinctive response from finance leadership to the suggestion to add a Manufacturing Execution System (MES), is predictable: we already have a system.
published JBTMarel.com through 2026
In articles one and two we explore the technology and operational benefits of Recirculating Aquaculture Systems (RAS) in land-based salmonoid farming – from superior product quality to seamless processing integration. In the final article of this three-part series, we’re examining whether RAS operations can claim environmental advantages given the very real challenge of energy consumption..
published JBTMarel.com 21 July 2026
Walk the floor of many food processing facilities today, and you can still find quality managers doing things the hard way. Clipboards in hand, they move from station to station completing paper forms, then spend hours at their desks entering the same numbers into spreadsheets. The repetitive nature of the task makes it ripe for human errors.
published JBTMarel.com 5 Dec 2025
How investing in cybersecurity today protects your business, your people, and the food supply chain tomorrow.
published JBTMarel.com 5 Dec 2025
Digital traceability that boosts control, compliance, and confidence.
Published on Marel.com July 2023
This July, the Marel Meat LATAM team closed the deal on a greenfield beef project in Mexico. The Marel team will support Mexican company Loneg through the design, supply, and installation of their primary and secondary beef processing line. Installation is forecast to commence in early 2025 in Gómez Palacio (Durango) and, when operating, will have a processing capacity of 1,900 head of cattle per day.
Published on Marel.com June 2023
Making the most of the modern market demands intelligence and innovation. Our portfolio supplies processors with advanced cutting technology to stay ahead of the competition. Intelligent portion cutters and innovative software integrate seamlessly, increasing yield, raw material usage, and hygiene standards. Solutions that simplify operational optimization with real-time data collection and provide efficient reporting systems are all available in our comprehensive portfolio to cover the needs of our customers.
Published on Marel.com February 2023
Oceania’s beef export markets are set to boom in 2024 with Australian exports expected to rise to 1.5 million tons according to USDA’s Foreign Agricultural Service estimates. The volume of US beef on the international market is predicted to decline sharply due to herd reduction. Australia is seen as the main country with significant beef herd growth needed to fill the market void. This puts Oceania beef producers in the ideal position to take advantage of increased export markets for high-quality beef products.
Published on Marel.com September 2022
Proudly established in North America since the 1980s, Marel has supported fish processors for more than 40 years. We are passionate about the fish processing industry and driven by the relationships we foster with our customers. Our commitment is not for a day or a year but for a lifetime.
Published on Habtic Hub for clients
Article titles:
Sleep on it
Habits: neither good nor bad
A positive, plastic brain
Fitness: getting over the hump
Shifting with shift work
A misunderstood reaction: stress
Our future self
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Sleep makes you a better person. Your reactions times are faster, you are better at making decisions, you even find annoying things easier to laugh at. Think of the last time you had a fight with your partner because they didn’t take out the garbage, even though it was their turn and ask yourself, were you tired? It’s irrational, you know it’s irrational, but the lack of sleep makes it impossible to stop, and that full rubbish bin feels like the last straw scratching at a raw wound. We all know sleep makes us better people yet, being tired has become such a normal part of our lives we’ve begun to think that’s the way it’s meant to be.
Modern living is built around everything but sleep: the internet and mobile phones mean we are always contactable, 24hr news cycles make us think we should be always up-to-date, active lifestyles, social obligations, even artificial lights steal our sleep hours by keeping us alert. It can feel like everything in today’s world has been designed to keep us awake.