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Industrial Auctions specializes in online auctions of machinery for the dairy and food processing industries. By giving quality equipment a second life, companies can benefit from quickly availability, competitive prices and a more circular approach to equipment sourcing, with professional support throughout the purchasing process.
Dairy, butter and cheese machinery
This month, Industrial Auctions is hosting an online auction featuring machinery for the processing of dairy products, butter and cheese, including mozzarella and Swiss cheese. The auction in Reggio Emilia (IT) includes a wide range of processing equipment, such as separators, homogenizers, tumblers, cheese cleaning machines, cheese presses, forming machines and cooking vessels.
The auction also features an extensive selection of packaging machinery, including vertical packaging machines, filling and closing machines, tray sealers, thermoformers and more.
With such a diverse range of equipment available, the auction provides an opportunity for businesses to acquire machinery without the long lead times associated with purchasing new equipment.
More than just an auction
Industrial Auctions‘ services go beyond the auction itself. Upon request, the team can assist with transport, export documentation and dismantling, helping to make the purchasing process as straightforward as possible. New to online machinery auctions? No problem. Industrial Auctions‘ experts are available to guide buyers throughout the process and provide support when needed.
One of the key advantages of participating in an auction is the opportunity to acquire machinery at competitive prices and with immediate availability, rather than waiting months or even years for new equipment to be manufactured and delivered. This can help businesses get their production processes up and running faster, while avoiding some of the challenges associated with sourcing new machinery.
Don’t miss the auction
The Reggio Emilia auction closes on 15 October, so interested buyers should register and explore the available machinery before the date.
Want to stay informed about this auction and upcoming opportunities? Sign up for the special Dairy Industries newsletter to receive the latest information and discover new ways to acquire quality machinery smoothly and efficiently.
A practical way to give machinery a second life, while keeping your production moving.




