Visitors to the Cehuma booth were treated to an immersive experience, witnessing the live operation of the Cehuma CM Series – a fully automatic thermoform vacuum / Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAP) machine. The cutting-edge technology showcased the machine's seamless integration into dairy products (feta cheese, mozzarella cheese, gouda cheese, edam cheese, paneer, white cheese…) packaging operations, delivering unparalleled performance and efficiency. The star of the exhibition was undoubtedly the Cehuma CM Series thermoform packaging machine, which not only demonstrated its state-of-the-art features but also allowed attendees to taste the exceptional quality and freshness it preserves in dairy products and milk derivates. The machine's capability to provide optimal packaging solutions for the dairy industry garnered significant attention and praise from industry professionals and potential clients alike. In addition to Cehuma CM Series, Cehuma also presented its renowned YZ Series, a form-fill-seal machine, also known as FFS or HFFS. This series showcased the company's commitment to offering diverse and customizable filling and sealing solutions for butter, margarine, spread cheese, coffee milk… to cater to the unique needs of their clients. Throughout the exhibition, Cehuma highlighted its latest technological developments, emphasizing the company's commitment to staying at the forefront of innovation in the dairy products and milk derivates’ packaging and filling. Attendees had the opportunity to engage with Cehuma representatives, gaining insights into the technological advantages and strong points that set the company apart in the competitive market. Commenting on the successful participation in Dairytech 24, Mrs. Maria Klimova, Sales Manager at Cehuma, stated, "We are thrilled by the positive response and genuine interest from visitors during the Dairytech 24 exhibition. It was an excellent platform for us to showcase our commitment to delivering cutting-edge thermoform packaging and filling solutions that elevate dairy and milk derivatives.