KBL's P4.2m EBI yields results

Wednesday, August 11, 2010

Kgalagadi Breweries(KBL) believes it has finally bid farewell to incidences of foreign objects finding their way in bottled drinks, or cracked bottles finding their way into the production line after observing their automatic bottle detecting technology achieve 100 percent efficiency since it was installed 19 months ago.

At the beginning of 2009 KBL invested P4.2 million in empty bottle inspecting technology(EBI) clear beer brewer, and is today proud of the performance and level of precision of the technology which has now replaced the archaic style which saw people hired as sighters to pin-point faulty bottles.

Kgalagadi Breweries(KBL) says the plant's performance exceeds industry standard for quality, efficacy and reliability for inspection of both returnable and non-returnable bottles.

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