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Almarai, one of the world's largest poultry plants, has successfully utilized Taifun® systems for 12 years. Initially equipped with 14 systems, MariMatic delivered 5 additional systems in 2022 and will deliver 7 more in 2025, bringing the total number of suction points to over 100. The longest Taifun® vacuum conveying lines now exceed 500 meters inside the plant.
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MariMatic is happy starting a new customership with seafood producers Nirsa S.A. and Procesadora Posorja Proposorja S.A. in Guayaquil, Ecuador, in collaboration with Everfood Consulting. MariMatic tailored an efficient vacuum conveying solution for the clients: a weighing feature implemented in Taifun® suction points was developed for this project to measure and collect data of the inedible material of the fish yield. Tunafish bones, heads, skins and shrimp shells/peels will be conveyed by Taifun. The project will be completed in 2024.
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Mr. Göran Sundholm,Chairman of the Board, Marigroup and the founder and former owner of Marioff Corporation Oy, has been given the prestigious NFPA DiNenno Award for his remarkable contributions to the development, patenting, and global marketing of HI-FOG water mist fire extinguishing systems. Presented by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) at the trade fair in Las Vegas on June 19, 2023, the award recognizes significant innovations in public safety and is often referred to as the 'Nobel of public safety'.
Our Taifun Vacuum Conveying solutions bring multiple benefits for all seafood processing companies, enabling high hygiene and improving efficiency, ergonomy and cost savings.
Etihad in Iraq has chosen Taifun for their new poultry plant for conveying both inedible and edible chicken fractions. The plant is located on the outskirts of the holy city of Karbala in central Iraq, and it's being completed in record time. The plant will be one of the largest poultry processing plants in the world.
Sami Kääpä has been appointed as CEO of MariMatic International Oy. Mika Koivisto has been appointed as CEO of MariMatic Oy.
Ilir Bogiqi was appointed as CEO of MariComp Oy as of April 1st, 2022. Ilir has an outstanding experience at MariComp’s service, starting from 2006 as a Production Manager. Göran Sundholm continues as working Chairman of the Board.
MariMatic is proud to be one of the top 10 Food Safety Tech providers in Europe 2021! We were nominated by Food & Beverage Technology Review.
MariMatic delivers Taifun® Kitchen Solution with 12 suction points to Sberbank City in the heart of Moscow: a new multifunctional complex which is being built close to the Moscow City business district. Sberbank is Russia’s strongest financial institution of 40 offices. More than 30,000 employees will be working in this unique complex ecosystem.
Waste to energy! In Tripla Shopping Mall, Helsinki, Finland, the restaurant personnel use Taifun® Vacuum Conveying system for wet biowaste, such as the leftovers. Waste ends up in biowaste tank, which is located 300 meters away. Then it’s taken forward with a truck to a biogas plant nearby.
MariMatic Oy delivered Taifun® Vacuum Conveying Solution for Professional Kitchens to Evolution Tower in Moscow. The spiralling 246-meter office building is located in the heart of the Moscow City high-rise business district. The futuristic Evolution Tower is the most modern, environmentally friendly skyscraper: 24/7 peak loads of food waste - yet no burden for the Moscow city’s drainage network. Annual reduction is over 211 tons of greasy food waste in Moscow’s drainage network!