• (l-r) Sarah Vandertop and Mark Hollingsworth.
    (l-r) Sarah Vandertop and Mark Hollingsworth.
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In this AUSPACK video interview, Mark Hollingsworth, CEO of Rhima Australia, speaks with Lindy Hughson about all the innovations the company has on show.

Mark begins by showcasing the company's latest in washing machinery for bottles and chocolate confectionery moulds, then follows up by highlighting Rhima's latest venture into robotics, partnering with ABB for its robotic washing applications.

See what Mark has to say here:

Food & Drink Business

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