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With his wide knowledge
within starch modifying and
native wheat starch Jonas
Oskarsson has filled a gap
at Larsson.
Jonas knowledge within starch modifying increases customer benefit
Together with project manager
Jonas Oskarsson the previous
year, Larsson widened its
expertise to include modifying
of starch as well.
– I am responsible for the
entire chain, from sales to
process design and start up,
says Jonas Oskarsson.
d u r i n g h i s m a n y trips to customers worldwide,
managing director Jörgen Larsson saw
the need of a fresh recruitment which shall
manage to meet the customer requirements for
production technology for modified starch and
native wheat starch. The choice fell on Jonas
Oskarsson, who had long term experience with
such assignments at his previous workplace.
Traditionally, Larsson has only focused on
selling machines for production of native starch,
but with the help of Jonas company also have
the knowledge to design customised processes
when it comes to starch modification
and production of wheat starch.
– The machines we produce have always
managed wheat starch as well, although it is
harder to work up.
When we have many inquiries regarding
wheat starch it is important to adjust the
equipment so that we can clearly show that
we have expanded, says Jonas Oskarsson.
Projects regarding technology for modified
starch to a great extent refer to having knowhow
also about machines. The requirements
for knowledge are high when it comes to
handling chemicals that are corrosive, explosive
and dangerous to the health.
– The processes are unique for each customer
because there are a great number of different
ways to modify starch, this is the difference
compared to projects for potato starch, concludes
Jonas.
Production: Roxx Media, Sweden Publisher: Jörgen Larsson Editor: Pierre Klasson Form: Göran Hagberg Project manager: Ulrika Nelson Print: CTMAB– 2008