The company hired former Tetra Pak chief, Dag Gronevik, as vice president of Services, to reorganise its services operations.
“The survey responses reveal the realities of the current business environment, with issues such as increasing regulation, economic volatility and rising raw material prices,” said Gronevik.
Critical parts within 23 hours
Sidel claims its business unit has seen a 122% production increase at Brazil-based Spaipa and Tropic, achieved 95% efficiency on two Sidel SBO blowers and energy savings of 35%.
It also said Erikli in Turkey, part of Nestlé Waters, achieved a 36% weight reduction in their preform bottlenecks, Coca-Cola Romania received critical parts within 23 hours and PepsiCo India received emergency parts in 40 hours.
The business unit is split into six teams: maintenance, line improvement, training, spare parts and logistics, line conversions and moulds, and packaging.
It launched a warehouse management system with 48-hour emergency delivery and a ticketing system to contact Sidel experts.
The teams will focus on: product quality, efficiency, flexibility, cost optimisation and brand support.