Piper Systems is pleased to announce that the California Federal Milk Marketing Order (CAFMMO) has selected its’ cutting-edge technology, Piper FloStream, to undertake quality testing and standardization for farm tank calibration and sampling across Californian dairy farms. This is an amazing chance for our organization to demonstrate our knowledge and leading milk technology and contribute to the quality assurance of Californian dairy products.
The milk industry in California is renowned for its high standards, and we are honoured to play a role in ensuring that these requirements are met. Some of the best milk and milk processing milk-collecting facilities in the country are in California, and we are happy to work with the CAFMMO in maintaining this level of quality.
The CEO of Piper Systems, Leigh Hamilton, was enthusiastic about the prospect “We are thrilled that the California Federal Milk Marketing Order has chosen Piper as they look to ensure that their producers have the technology they need to maintain the highest quality standards. This relationship demonstrates our team’s proficiency in milk measurement and sampling, and we are pleased to contribute to the growth of California’s milk and milk collection industries.”
Piper FloStream is a cutting-edge tool that employs sensor technology to give the most precise and dependable data for milk weights and milk collection data and to obtain a reliable and repeatable, fully representative milk sample. This technology allows us to ensure that the milk collections satisfy all regulatory requirements and offer instant, accurate electronic data about each and every milk loading event.
Piper Systems is devoted to utilising cutting-edge technology and methods to ensure that dairy products, including milk, are of the highest quality. We are thrilled to be working with the CAFMMO and look forward to a long and prosperous partnership.
We are devoted to upholding the highest quality standards and are working tirelessly in partnership with America’s leading dairy companies and dairy farmers to ensure the industry continues to thrive in the future.
