BESTMIX® has been extended with an extra functionality in order to prepare for the new legislation on the label declaration.

VIV Europe 2010 took place at its original destination, the Utrecht Jaarbeurs. The international feed-to-meat industry was to meet and be inspired by the most recent innovations.

In January 2010,   one of the Netherlands well known pig traders, REULING Intervar, launched a new extranet website. The new extranet delivers a more intuitive overview of the relationship and transactions between the farmers and Reuling, through elaborate graphical reporting on logistical and slaughterhouse details.

During 2010, the regulation with regard to the declaration of hazardous substances (REACH) will enter into force in the European Union. To meet demand for close contact in the premix industry, Adifo has developed the REACH module in its BESTMIX® formulation software. This REACH module fulfils this regulation in an integrated manner.

Many BESTMIX® Food users requested a way to ease their task in creating and tuning the recipe composition. Adifo always tries to develop its software according to its customers’ needs.This new module “Balance optimization” is a typical example. 

Mention the name Lotus and the first thing that comes to mind is its range of spicy Speculoos cookies. However, following the merger with Corona and a number of acquisitions large and small, the company’s product range has come to include much more than this famed cookie. Today the assortment runs to almost 100 recipes. To stay on top of these recipes and their ingredients, the company was compelled to invest in a suitable software package. Lotus Bakeries found the solution in Adifo’s “BESTMIX® Food”, a package which began to pay for itself immediately after implementation.

As of 4 January 2010, Patsy De Wolf is working at Adifo as a Functional Consultant for the Adifo-Milas-AX package.

Adifo supports Windows 7

In the autumn of 2009, Microsoft launched Windows 7, the long-awaited successor to Windows Vista. Many customers, including Adifo itself, were somewhat reluctant to upgrade to Vista