• TOMRA Food has appointed Peter Lamb as vice president, head of sales for TOMRA Fresh Food.
    TOMRA Food has appointed Peter Lamb as vice president, head of sales for TOMRA Fresh Food.
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TOMRA Food has appointed Peter Lamb as vice president, head of sales for TOMRA Fresh Food. The new role aims to strengthen TOMRA’s global support of fresh fruit and vegetable packhouses. 

To take up the new role, Lamb has relocated from Saudi Arabia to his native New Zealand, and will be based at TOMRA Fresh Food’s headquarters in Auckland. 

Lamb joins TOMRA Food with wide-ranging international experience as a senior executive in the manufacturing and commercial sectors. Most recently, he was CEO for the Packaging Products Company, which serves the food, beverage, and dairy industries in the Middle East, Africa, and Europe.

Prior, Lamb was managing director in the Asia Pacific region for DS Smith, a British multinational packaging business listed on the London Stock Exchange, with an industry-leading focus on sustainability.

TOMRA Fresh Food senior vice president Paul Slupecki, said, “Since TOMRA Food reorganised into the TOMRA Fresh Food and TOMRA Processed Food business areas two years ago, we have never stopped looking for ways to strengthen our customer support. Peter’s appointment is the latest step in that process.

“Peter joins TOMRA with great experience in leading transformation and growth, both in established and emerging markets. For TOMRA, he will help identify and activate new sales opportunities. For TOMRA’s customers, he will help more packhouses optimise their operations with the industry’s best sorting, grading, peeling, analytical, and packing technologies.”

Lamb said, “TOMRA is a business with a team deeply committed to ensuring every resource counts – a philosophy which aligns strongly with my personal values. Drawing on my experience and my passion for developing strong relationships as the basis for success, I look forward to contributing to the growth and success of TOMRA, its customers, and its global team.”

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