Haith to Exhibit Vegetable Machinery at INTERPOM
The UK manufacturer will showcase integrated equipment in Belgium from November 29 to December 1, 2026.
Updated on Oct. 23, 2026 in Organic Food
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Haith is set to participate in the upcoming INTERPOM exhibition held at the Kortrijk Xpo in Belgium. The company plans to conclude its 2026 international calendar at the event, which runs from November 29 to December 1, 2026.
Why it matters
The appearance highlights a collaboration with GRIMME to present root crop producers with a unified approach to vegetable handling. This partnership aims to demonstrate integrated machinery solutions that span the entire process from planting to packing.
Haith will display its equipment at Booth 315 in Hall 3, while partner GRIMME will be located at Booth 348. The company has a long history of product releases, including the Direct Drive Potato Dryer upgrades in 2018 and the QuantaFill box filler in 2024.
The players
Haith
A United Kingdom-based manufacturer specializing in the production of vegetable handling equipment.
GRIMME
An international company that specializes in agricultural machinery and is collaborating with Haith for this exhibition.
The details
Haith will demonstrate its latest vegetable handling solutions alongside GRIMME to show how their combined systems optimize production lines. Attendees may receive a preview of new technologies that the manufacturer intends to officially launch in early 2027.
Timeline
Haith first attended the INTERPOM exhibition in 2004.
Upgrades to the Direct Drive Potato Dryer were introduced in 2018.
A Mobile Water Treatment System was launched in 2022.
The QuantaFill mobile box filler was released in 2024.
The INTERPOM exhibition takes place from November 29 to December 1, 2026.
Culture Shift
Haith's presence at the 2026 event continues a pattern of participation that began at the 2004 exhibition. This consistent attendance reflects a broader trend of agricultural manufacturers prioritizing direct engagement with producers to showcase increasingly integrated technical systems.
For root crop producers and industry professionals, this exhibition serves as a venue to evaluate new equipment that could improve farm efficiency. Attendees at the event may also gain early access to insights regarding the company's innovation roadmap for 2027.
The takeaway
Producers looking to modernize their infrastructure should note the trend toward integrated systems that bridge the gap between planting and packaging. Keeping up with industry trade shows like INTERPOM is a practical way for operators to evaluate new machinery before commercial availability.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by PotatoPro.
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