Latvia cans Cold War
Latvian engineering company Peruza, has begun to break into the western European market with processing lines and equipment such as conveyors for tunnel freezers and canning lines. Information from the Latvian fisheries’ ministry shows Peruza was formally established in 1991 (after Latvia regained independence from Soviet rule). Past links means it has had good sales in what were the former Soviet Republics in the Baltic as well as Poland and Uruguay and, of course, Russia. Now its lower-cost equipment, which meets EU standards, is boosting sales across what were Cold War borders.
Latvian engineering company Peruza, has begun to break into the western European market with processing lines and equipment such as conveyors for tunnel freezers and canning lines. Information from the Latvian fisheries’ ministry shows Peruza was formally established in 1991 (after Latvia regained independence from Soviet rule). Past links means it has had good sales in what were the former Soviet Republics in the Baltic as well as Poland and Uruguay and, of course, Russia. Now its lower-cost equipment, which meets EU standards, is boosting sales across what were Cold War borders.
