Entrepreneur Peter King launched Pice Application Systems Ltd (SAS) in 1999, which specializes in electrostatic technology for applying flavorings, coatings, powders, additives, vitamins, spices, and oils to foods and pharmaceutical items. SAS is based in Oxfordshire, UK, and has a global presence in Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, North and South America, and Oceania.
Its revolutionary solutions have been implemented in over 2,000 manufacturing units worldwide. SAS works with a variety of industries, including snacks, bakery cereals, cheese, confectionery, fish, frozen foods, meat, nuts, pet food, vegetables, and medicines. Its award-winning technology provides cost-effective and sustainable solutions that ensure materials are applied efficiently and uniformly.
SAS systems can be retrofitted to current drum-based manufacturing lines, reducing the investment in new equipment, or offered as complete flavor coating systems for new manufacturers.
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二月 05, 2014
Spice Application Systems wants to prove the power of electrostatics with your product
Spice Application Systems is launching an exclusive new facility which allows customers to test out the power of electrostatics on their products.
六月 05, 2013
Spice Application System’s top electrostatics experts at Snackex
Want to learn more about Electrostatic flavour application? then make sure to visit Spice Application Systems at the Snackex in stand 125.
八月 17, 2012
Food Industry expert Alan Burgess joins Spice Application Systems
Experienced food industry professional Alan Burgess has joined Spice Application Systems (SAS) as a director, taking on responsibility for sales and marketing, project development and day-to-day operations. The move will see Peter King, founder and ma...
五月 05, 2012
Partner deal opens American gateway for SAS
UK-based Spice Application Systems (SAS) has signed an exclusive trading partner deal with Canadian company ARBO Engineering. The move is expected to open up major new opportunities for SAS to increase sales of its specialist electrostatic systems wit...
