Released on: June 19, 2008, 5:37 am

Press Release Author: Thomas R. Cutler

Industry: Software

Press Release Summary: Hertzler Systems' GainSeeker Listed in 2008 Food Engineering
Manufacturing Software Directory

Press Release Body: Evan J. Miller, CEO of Hertzler Systems said, "We are proud to
be part of the 2008 Food Engineering Manufacturing Guide. Food Engineering has been
covering the food and beverage industry since 1928. Published 12 times per year,
this magazine reports on the latest trends, products, technologies and issues
affecting manufacturing in the food and beverage industry."

Food Engineering is written exclusively for the operations & manufacturing
management team. The articles are a blend of processing technology updates,
worldwide food manufacturing trends, and case histories on successful in-plant
applications. Food Engineering also includes coverage on flexible manufacturing,
advanced information exchange, and the changing role of the food engineer.

Hertzler Systems is included in the 2008 Food
Engineering Manufacturing Software Guide and can be found
at
http://www.foodengineeringmag.com/FE/Home/Files/PDFs/softwarechart_only.pdf.


Hertzler Systems (www.hertzler.com) provides seamless, accurate data acquisition
solutions that drive business transformation. The company provides the leading
real-time data acquisition and analytics software, the GainSeeker Suite. This
powerful and flexible system is best used by lean and progressive companies.
Gainseeker Suite allows companies to connect with devices and other information
systems, collecting data and alarming key personnel when problems arise; this
technology allows organizations to analyze data for root cause problems, converting
data into knowledge.

According to Food Engineering Magazine's Senior Technical Editor, Wayne Labs, in the
recently published Essential Guide to Manufacturing Software, "New regulatory
compliance and commodities prices are two reasons processors need state-of-the-art
software tools to keep costs low. Higher ingredient costs-thanks to conversion en
masse of corn to ethanol-and tightening food safety requirements by not only the
FDA, but also large retail chains, have food processors caught in a wringer, unable
to loosen the tension without the right software tools. But before acquiring these
tools, processors need to do a little homework. The assignment includes a
familiarization with FDA's new Food Protection Plan (published in November 2007); a
look at Wal-Mart's new set of food safety standards; and a re-evaluation of HACCP
plans, internal process and supply chain."


Hertzler Systems Inc.
www.hertzler.com
Adrienne DePew
Communications Manager
info@hertzler.com
800.958.2709



Web Site: http://www.hertzler.com

Contact Details: Hertzler Systems
2312 Eisenhower Dr. N.
Goshen, IN 46526
800-958-2709