Serac eyeing value-added dairy demand for in-house blow-fill-cap tech

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Serac expects to quickly penetrate the dairy industry with its new Combox H2F system by meeting demand from small to medium-sized value-added dairy product manufacturers for in-house blow-moulding, filling, capping technology.

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