TNA Solutions to showcase simplified, integrated line solutions at interpack 2026
Connected packaging, processing and digital technologies help manufacturers boost efficiency with fewer resources.
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TNA Solutions will present its “Innovation simplified” approach at interpack 2026 (7–13 May, Messe Düsseldorf), focusing on intelligent, integrated technologies designed to help snack and confectionery manufacturers improve productivity while reducing operational complexity. The company will exhibit in Hall 14, Stand C56 & D56.
Addressing ongoing labour shortages, cost pressures and rising performance expectations, TNA will highlight how line-level integration across packaging, seasoning, distribution, confectionery processing and digital systems can deliver measurable gains. Rather than adding isolated upgrades, the company emphasizes ecosystem-based engineering, enabling faster changeovers, fewer stoppages and reduced maintenance demands across both new and existing installations.
A key feature of the stand will be the latest developments in TNA’s packaging systems and the new tna roflo® conveying technology. Live demonstrations will show how coordinated system integration improves product flow stability and enables rapid recovery from disruptions, helping manufacturers maintain throughput with less manual intervention.
For confectionery applications, TNA will present enhancements to its mogul systems, targeting improved energy efficiency, simplified cleaning procedures and strengthened safety measures to reduce downtime and contamination risk. In parallel, advancements in batch-frying technology will demonstrate greater process control and consistency, supporting better-for-you snack production without compromising taste, texture or capacity.
Digitalisation will also play a central role in TNA’s showcase. The company will demonstrate how intuitive interfaces and clearer system visibility can support operators rather than overwhelm them. The tna intelli-assist™ immersive extended-reality (XR) experience will allow visitors to explore how integrated system design enhances line performance, upgrade flexibility and operator capability.
In addition to its stand activities, TNA will participate in the interpack Spotlight Forum with sessions addressing future-proof packaging design and the role of immersive intelligence, digital twins and connected systems in strengthening operational resilience.
By combining mechanical innovation with intelligent integration and simplified digital tools, TNA aims to help food manufacturers increase efficiency, reduce waste and future-proof production lines in an increasingly demanding market environment.
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