Valdata spotlights recipe software solutions at premier technical flavor conference

Fairfield, New Jersey (PRWEB) October 20, 2015

Valdata Systems will be a featured vendor at Flavorcon 2015, the premier technical flavor conference tailored for professionals involved in the development and manufacture of flavors and food & beverage products. Presented by Perfumer & Flavorist magazine, Flavorcon 2015 includes a tabletop exhibition and in-depth conference session from leading industry experts. Flavorcon convenes November 16-17 in Atlantic City, NJ at the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa.

Valdata will exhibit at Booth #13 and provide one-on-one, interactive demonstrations of its Recipe Manager System (RMS), as well as a simulated warehouse and batch environment. RMS enables formulators and flavorists to create, cost, maintain and modify complex formulations quickly and easily with unprecedented version control. Combined with LIMS, warehousing, and batch manufacturing, CMS is the complete solution.

RMS is offered as a 30-day free trial. For product details, visit http://www.valdatasystems.com/rms. RMS and the entire CMS suite are also available as a Cloud-based solution.

“Our solutions extend well beyond R&D, providing tangible returns in QC, warehousing, and batch manufacturing. As an industry leading expert, Valdata allows our customers to truly Manufacture with Confidence.” –Tom Winter, President, Valdata Systems.

About Valdata Systems (http://www.valdatasystems.com)
Headquartered in Fairfield, NJ, Valdata Systems is a premier provider of Chemical Management solutions specifically targeting the Pharmaceutical, Flavor & Fragrance, Nutraceutical and Chemical Manufacturing industries.

Contact Information:
Tom Winter, President, Valdata Systems
(888) 276-9321 sales(at)valdatasystems(dot)com

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