NEWS IN BRIEF Speaking your language, understanding your business Bruks Siwertell has updated its website so that customers and stakeholders have access to a greater sense of the advantages that it can bring to each of the industries that it serves. “Essentially, if an industry handles dry bulk materials, everything from biomass, cement, fertilizer, grain, pellets, sulfur, iron ore, salt, sugar, nickel, copper, zinc and urea, to wood, our technology can invariably help,” explains Emily Brækhus Cueva, Director Marketing Communications, Bruks Siwertell. “These new industry pages help us strengthen our identity within different sectors, enabling customers to recognize a shared understanding of their challenges and how our solutions and decades of experience can help,” she adds. In addition, Bruks Siwertell has introduced website information in ten different languages including Arabic, Mandarin Chinese, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, and Swedish. Later this year, Japanese will be added to the list. If a preferred language is not present on the website, the option to contact Bruks Siwertell and request further assistance is also available.
“Being able to offer information in many languages is a great step towards our customers, suppliers, and industry audience,” says Brækhus Cueva. “Our aim is to be able to answer queries about products and services, or give insights into the industries that we are active within, in local languages. “The better our understanding is, the better we can help to deliver the most efficient solutions for maintaining, and advancing, different aspects of various industries’ supply chains. It also delivers the most profitable and sustainable return on investments,” concludes Brækhus Cueva.
Enviva expands truckreceiving facilities at South Carolina plant A new truck-receiving system has recently been delivered to Enviva, a global energy company specializing in sustainable wood bioenergy. It adds to a suite of Bruks equipment already operated by the company across a number of its sites. The back-on truck dumper, with receiving hopper and collecting belt conveyor, serve Enviva’s wood pellet production plant in Greenwood, South Carolina, USA. “Enviva knows that it can expect consistent performance, reliability and a long 4 BULK HANDLING NEWS
service life from our equipment,” says Daniel Pace, Sales Manager, Bruks Siwertell. “In fact, the new system slots right next to an existing Bruks truck dumper, which was delivered in 2016. Each has the capacity to unload wood chips at 130 metric tons per hour.”
