Acmon Systems, a member of Acmon Group and one of Greece’s leading companies specializing in bulk raw material handling, industrial automation and digital transformation solutions, has been awarded a new project by MANNA TSATSARONAKI as part of the company’s investment in the historic Katselis bakery plant.
The project forms part of MANNA TSATSARONAKI’s broader strategic plan to modernize and expand its production capabilities, aiming to develop a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility designed to meet the evolving demands of the food industry and the challenges of tomorrow.
This investment further strengthens MANNA TSATSARONAKI’s position in the bakery products market in both Greece and international markets, reinforcing the brand’s strong identity rooted in the Cretan nutritional tradition while creating the foundations for the expansion of its product portfolio and export activity.
As part of the project, Acmon Systems is responsible for the design and implementation of the new facility’s critical raw material handling infrastructure, including storage silos, pneumatic conveying systems, automated dosing solutions and industrial automation. The integrated solution will provide enhanced production flexibility, full traceability and the capability to efficiently manage a wide range of recipes and product variations, ensuring high productivity, consistent quality and long-term competitiveness.
A Facility with Heritage and a Vision for the Future
The Katselis plant is an integral part of the history of the Greek bakery industry and one of the sector’s most recognizable industrial landmarks. Its revival and modernization represent far more than another industrial investment—they symbolize the meeting point between industrial heritage and the technologies shaping the future of food production.
For Acmon Systems, the project carries even greater significance. Nearly three decades ago, the Katselis facility was among the first major industrial plants where the company developed and implemented its engineering solutions, actively contributing to the modernization of its production infrastructure.
Today, returning to the same facility marks the continuation of a journey that connects different generations of industrial development, engineering expertise and investment. Acmon Systems is once again contributing to the transformation of a facility that forms part of both Greece’s industrial food manufacturing heritage and the company’s own corporate journey.
More Than 25 Years of Partnership and Trust
This new assignment represents the natural continuation of a long-standing relationship built on trust between MANNA TSATSARONAKI and Acmon Systems, spanning more than 25 years.
Throughout this successful partnership, the two companies have collaborated on numerous greenfield projects, production expansions and modernization initiatives, continuously enhancing manufacturing capabilities and strengthening the competitiveness of the Greek food industry.
The evolution of this partnership confirms that successful industrial investments are built not only on technology and equipment, but above all on trust, consistency and a shared long-term vision for the future of manufacturing.
Acmon Systems: Three Decades at the Forefront of the Food Industry
For more than 30 years, Acmon Systems has specialized in the design and implementation of integrated raw material handling systems, industrial automation and digital transformation solutions for the food and beverage industry.
With more than 1,100 completed projects in over 40 countries and a strong export presence, Acmon Systems has played a key role in modernizing production facilities for some of the most prominent food and beverage manufacturers in Greece and internationally.
Within the bakery and dough products sector, the company has established a particularly strong track record, successfully delivering projects for leading manufacturers including Karamolegos, Stergiou Family Bakery, Ioniki Sfogliata, Select, Alpha Pastry, Bake Hellas, Rodoula, Choriatiki Zymi and Tottis Bingo, among many others.
Across the wider food and beverage sector, Acmon Systems has partnered with leading Greek and international companies such as General Mills, Nestlé, Mondelez Hellas, ION, Coca-Cola 3E, MEVGAL, Kri Kri, Loulis Mills, Thrace Mills, Halkidiki Roller Mills and Sefco Zeelandia, as well as many other companies that continue to place their trust in the company’s expertise and engineering solutions.
Statement
“Returning to the historic Katselis facility is a truly significant milestone for Acmon Systems. On one hand, it represents the continuation of a partnership of more than 25 years with MANNA TSATSARONAKI, a company that has played a defining role in the Greek bakery industry. On the other, it gives us the opportunity to contribute to the next chapter of a facility that forms part of both Greece’s industrial heritage and Acmon Systems’ own corporate history.
Through this investment, the past meets the future, creating the foundations for a state-of-the-art production facility capable of meeting the demands of the next generation of food manufacturing. It is a project that highlights the enduring value of partnerships built on trust, engineering excellence and a shared vision for the future.”
George Moschakis
Commercial Director
Acmon Systems
The investment in the historic Katselis plant confirms that the modernization of Greek industry depends not only on advanced technologies, but also on long-standing partnerships built on trust. For Acmon Systems and MANNA TSATSARONAKI, this new project represents another milestone in a shared journey that continues to create value for the Greek food industry while investing in the future of manufacturing.
