As of January 2, 2025, Marel combined with JBT Corporation, creating JBT Marel Corporation (NYSE and Nasdaq Iceland: JBTM).
JBT Marel is a leading global provider of integrated technology, equipment, software, and services to the food and beverage industry. Driven by a singular purpose—to transform the future of food—we empower businesses to stay ahead in a rapidly evolving market.
Whether you operate in animal protein, plant-based products, fresh produce, ready meals, beverages, or beyond, we’re here to work with you. We combine transformative technology, applied knowledge, and holistic thinking to solve your most pressing challenges and support your most ambitious goals.
JBT Marel unites JBT and Marel, two pioneering companies with complementary strengths. With our combined portfolios, we’re exceptionally well-equipped to provide you with precisely the solutions you need. And with a global team of talented professionals and a presence in over 30 countries, we offer a world of expertise and service excellence.
Guided by sustainability and working in close partnership, we’re here to help you make a meaningful difference. Together, let’s transform the future of food.
Specialties
Food and beverage technology solutions, Food and beverage processing equipment, Juice and fruit processing, Software solutions for food processing, Poultry processing systems and equipment, Meat processing systems and equipment, Fish processing systems and equipment, Pet food processing systems and equipment, Further processing systems and equipment, X-Ray technology, Water jet cutting, High pressure processing, Coating and marinating, Freezing and chilling, Portioning and trimming, Mixing, Packaging systems, Pharma, and Automatic guided vehicles
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