How Pringles maker Kellanova is using AI and a partnership with Siemens to improve production of the chip in Europe, including making digital twins of its dough
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Food manufacturing is moving from heuristics to fully modeled processes — a digital twin of Pringles dough means every batch becomes data for optimization, not just QC. If you run multi-plant CPG operations, your competitive edge is shifting toward who can instrument and simulate their line end to end with partners like Siemens, not who negotiates the cheapest inputs.
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