TOMRA Mining uses sensor-based sorting to make mineral processing more efficient and less resource-intensive. Our technology helps to reduce water and energy use, and has even enabled some extraordinary finds, like Motswedi, the second largest rough diamond ever recovered in Botswana and using our X-ray technology. TOMRA Food TOMRA Food develops sensor-based sorting and grading technologies that help reduce contamination and minimize food loss across the supply chain. With over 15,000 units worldwide, we support growers, packers, and processors with more accurate grading, higher yields, and new opportunities for profitability, all while helping deliver safe, high-quality food more sustainably. A key milestone on that journey was in 2018, when we intro- duced LUCAi™, the first deep learning model for fresh fruit. It set a new benchmark in sorting precision, starting with blue- berries and now used across a growing range of crops. TOMRA Horizon TOMRA Horizon is where we explore new business opportunities and circular models that move us closer to a world without waste. With TOMRA Feedstock, we’re tackling plastics that were previously left out of the recycling stream. Our new plant in Norway will sort 90,000 tons a year, bringing more material back into the loop. Through TOMRA Reuse, we’re helping shift from single-use takeaway packaging to reuse. In our pilot system in Aarhus, Denmark, over a million reusable cups have already been returned, with an impressive 85% return rate and growing. In 2024, we also welcomed c-trace, a pioneer in digital waste collection. By combining their smart technology with our global reach, we’re helping cities and businesses collect more and build truly circular systems.
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