Katech: The Food Industry’s Secret Weapon

In the competitive world of food research and development, fast growing food technology company KaTech is possibly one of the industry’s best kept secrets. The European based business, bought by Katharina Hahn in 2012, specialises in convenience foods, and all aspects of dairy products, including the development of dairy-free alternatives. Providing an agile and highly confidential service to its clients, the company has built a reputation for its bespoke, customer solutions driven approach, and is now expanding into new areas.

KaTech employs some of the best technical people in the industry.

Katharina Hahn explains the secret behind their success: “Although the business itself is relatively new, KaTech is grounded in the accumulated levels of expertise amongst our people, which is considerable. This means that we can apply a vast knowledge base to find the right solution for our customers, helping to reduce long term costs.

Our strong investment structure has secured us the best facilities, and we source our raw materials from a variety of suppliers worldwide, which gives us a major advantage. This combination of equipment, resources and expertise means that we can deliver quality, retail-ready products in a fraction of the time it would normally take.

Now as our capacity, infrastructure and team have grown, we are ready to deliver that same level of service to a much broader market in 2016.”

Significant investment has been made into the innovative Technology and Technical Development Centres in Lübeck, Germany and Chester in the UK.

KaTech employs some of the best technical people in the industry, has an extensive knowledge and portfolio of global raw materials and offers a rapid turnaround of long term, cost-optimised solutions for clients, whether they are responding to consumer trends, troubleshooting or bringing a new product to market.

The heart of KaTech’s R&D operations rests in the Technology and Technical Development Centres in Lübeck, Germany and Chester in the UK. Meanwhile a German production facility in Reinfeld features three full scale manufacturing lines and extensive warehouse capacity, ready to meet the increasing demand.


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