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NewsDeepchilled Canadian shrimp conquers Europe
Quinlan Brothers Ltd., a Newfoundland fishing company, has been investing in leading edge technologies such as the Style International Grader and the Laitram Convection Cooker, in order to guarantee a consistent high quality product, which is necessary to win market share in the demanding European market.
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News30 Years of Deepchill Ice for quality onboard
2008 represents a milestone for Sunwell Technologies Inc. of Canada as it marks 30 years since the company first introduced its Deepchill Variable State Ice technology to the fishing industry.
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NewsSix Deepchilling systems for Icelandic vessels
Sunwell Technologies Inc. is currently installing six palletised DeepchillTM Variable-State Ice systems on three vessels owned by Icelandic fishing company Sjolaskip for fishing mackerel off the African coast.
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NewsConstant low-temperature cooling for Japan’s Burimy Inc.
Sunwell Technologies Inc. of Canada continues to sell its Deepchill Variable-State Slurry Ice Systems into Japan. In December 2006, Burimy Inc. of Amakusa-city, Kumakoto, Japan installed a Deepchill System at its fillet processing plant.
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NewsNew Sunwell Fresh-water Chiller
For over 25 years since first introducing slurry ice technology to the seafood industry, Sunwell Technologies Inc. has worked with fishermen and companies in the seafood processing industry to achieve higher yields and fresher product using Deepchill™ Variable-State Ice equipment.
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NewsNew low-salinity slurry system
Sunwell Technologies Inc. of Canada, in collaboration with Slurry-21 Co. Ltd., part of the Hitachi Zosen Group of Japan, has delivered the world’s first onboard low-salinity slurry system, producing slurry with approximately 2 to 3% salt content.
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Prince Edward Aqua Farms Deepchills™
For over 25 years since first introducing slurry ice technology to the seafood industry, Sunwell Technologies Inc. of Canada has worked with fishermen and companies in the seafood processing industry to achieve higher yields and fresher product using deepchill™ slurry ice.
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NewsSunwell and Axima go into deep freeze clinch
Sunwell Technologies Inc. of Canada, who specialise in slurry ice, preservation and refrigeration, and Axima Refrigeration GmbH of Germany have agreed they will market jointly Sunwell’s patented Deepchill Variable-State Ice Technology throughout the EU, according to a company statement.
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Sunwell deepchills for Japan
Sunwell Technologies of Canada reports good progress on the Deepchill Variable-State Ice System which it has supplied to the "Hiketa Fish Processing Center", (Kagawa Fishery Union) which claims to lead the market for sales of farmed fish in Japan.
