Recently, the International Economic Forum ended in Dnipro, which brought together more than 800 entrepreneurs and a large number of both Ukrainian and international speakers at its conferences and seminars. The leaders of our company could not miss such a significant event and also took part in it.
The coronavirus pandemic, which began last year, has dealt a heavy blow to the global economy and posed a global challenge for a huge number of businesses in all countries. The Omela company was no exception, but the efforts made by our friendly team to deal with the current situation have yielded well-deserved results. We not only survived, but also became "stronger", gained invaluable experience and expanded our assortment.
At the end of September, the final conference was held as part of the large international initiative COVID-19 BUSINESS CLINICS in Dnipro. This largest project was carried out on the basis of the Chamber of Commerce and was funded by the European Union and the German government. Our director B.R. Babenko took an active part in trainings held within the framework of the project, and of course, could not miss this conference.
On September 14-16, 2021 in Kiev, after a significant break due to Covid, the All-Ukrainian Forum of Food Technologies was finally held, which united the international exhibition of equipment and technologies for the food and processing industry INPRODMASH and the international exhibition of the packaging industry UPAKOVKA. Rather high level of attendance of exhibitions has once again confirmed the need for their holding.
Despite the prolongation of the lock down period and the next wave of morbidity, which is gathering pace around the world, people and business are gradually returning to the initial state and continue business interaction, taking into account the existing reality. This has also affected industrial exhibitions.
The Omela LLC continues to expand the range of offered equipment and this time presents a rather unique flow-pack machine. Special settings allow you to pack goods of almost unlimited length.
As you know, solid goods to be packaged have long been accurately classified and are divided into dusty, slow-flowing, good-flowing small-piece and piece. And the equipment for packaging is selected according to these categories. But what if the packaged product can be attributed to all categories at once? If the product to be packaged simultaneously contains both a dusty component and a fraction similar to a granule and stone-like inclusions?