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 Piovan Food&Powders Introduces TeslaTube: A New Era in Food Processing Automation 

Piovan - Tesla Tube
Italian automation leader PiovanGroup has unveiled TeslaTube, an innovative system for conveying and processing food creams and chocolate using electromagnetic induction. The technology replaces traditional heated water jackets, allowing precise temperature control with up to 90% energy savings per plant. TeslaTube is particularly relevant for Canadian food manufacturers in sectors such as chocolate, confectionery, and bakery, where maintaining product quality while improving energy efficiency is critical. The new, fully digitized system enables faster heating, reduced energy consumption, and

Lovato Electric Canada

LOVATO Electric Canada was founded in 2007 and is a subsidiary company of LOVATO Electric S.p.A., a manufacturer of industrial electrical components, which was originally founded in 1922. We support the CANADIAN market through authorized distributor partners. We stock over 18,000 products for Motor Control & Protection, Control & Signaling, Circuit Protection & Isolation, Automation & Control and Energy Management. Working from our sales and distribution centre in Laval, Quebec, our philosophy is simple – to provide CANADA with the best local stock and service for our Energy and Automation

Mexico's Industry Moves Towards Energy Sustainability

As the country's industrial production grows, the adoption of sustainable alternative sources of energy supply is becoming increasingly popular. More than a trend, companies gain competitive advantages that are reflected in their economy and sales. Generating energy through renewable and sustainable sources in Mexico is a great area of opportunity for industries that need a continuous energy supply, to maintain active production lines, preserve commodity chains, plan, or to have an effective monitoring system. Having alternative sources such as solar panels, wind or hydraulic systems within

Faurecia inaugurates new plant in Nuevo León

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The plant of more than 33,500 square meters will employ approximately 1,500 people and will manufacture automotive seating structures, instrument panels and center consoles. The new facility features bioclimatic principles to optimize energy efficiency, which will further the Group's commitment to achieve carbon neutrality by 2045. The 33,500-square-meter plant will employ approximately 1,500 people and manufacture automotive seating structures, instrument panels and center consoles, aligned with industry megatrends in sustainability and the use of lightweight materials. In addition to