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First US licence in the food and beverage industry

A Pursuit Dynamics product story
Edited by the Processingtalk editorial team Sep 8, 2005

Pursuit Dynamics, the developer of the innovative PDX processing technology, is pleased to announce its first US licence in the food and beverage industry

Pursuit Dynamics, the developer of the innovative PDX processing technology, is pleased to announce its first US licence in the food and beverage industry.

The order came via the recently appointed Pursuit US distributor for its food and beverage processing technology, A and B Process Systems Corp.

The licensee is a major US food manufacturer and producer with global, multi-billion dollar revenues.

The terms of the licence grant are not being disclosed for reasons of client commercial sensitivity.

The order has been secured by A and B Process Systems ahead of the formal launch of Pursuit processing technology for the food and beverage industry (the PDX Sonic) at the Worldwide Food Expo in Chicago during October 2005.

Commenting on the order, John Heathcote, Pursuit Chief Executive, said "This order, from a major player in US food manufacturing, provides further endorsement by the industry of our technology.

With sales to a number of leading food and beverage companies in Europe already under our belt, the PDX Sonic is beginning to gain serious sales traction in worldwide markets.

We are particularly pleased that A and B Process Systems - which we selected as our US distributor just last month - has been able so quickly to secure such a blue chip licensee.

I look forward to reporting further progress as our order pipeline produces further sales from system trials.".

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