Which certifications does a food plant need in Non-EU Europe and Balkans?

Reference framework: CE accepted or being transposed; UKCA in the United Kingdom. The plant's technical documentation is prepared for the destination country; product registration with the local authority remains the producer's responsibility, with our documentation support.

Which power grid should I plan for?

All 14 countries in the area use a 50 Hz grid: motors, inverters and electrical panels are designed for 50 Hz and the local voltage. Source: IEC — International Electrotechnical Commission, World Plugs (https://www.iec.ch/world-plugs).

Which lines are most requested in Non-EU Europe and Balkans?

Upgrading existing lines, vegetable preserves and dairy. The most suitable lines are: fruit processing plants, tomato and derivatives plants, dairy plants.

Do you deliver, install and provide service in these countries?

Yes. We supply plants worldwide with design, delivery, installation, start-up, operator training and on-site service at the customer's factory.

Markets · 14 countries

Food processing plants for Non-EU Europe and Balkans

Upgrading existing lines, vegetable preserves and dairy. Design, delivery, installation and on-site service in every country of the area.

Countries served

Power grid

14 · 50 Hz · 0 · 60 Hz

Country pages

Serbia, United Kingdom

Certifications and compliance

CE accepted or being transposed; UKCA in the United Kingdom.

Recommended lines for the area

Technical data by country

Country	Power grid	Food safety authority	Details
Albania AL	230 V · 50 Hz	—	Request a quote
Andorra AD	230 V · 50 Hz	—	Request a quote
Bosnia & Herzegovina BA	230 V · 50 Hz	—	Request a quote
Gibraltar GI	240 V · 50 Hz	—	Request a quote
Guernsey GG	50 Hz	—	Request a quote
Moldova MD	220 V · 50 Hz	—	Request a quote
Monaco MC	230 V · 50 Hz	—	Request a quote
Montenegro ME	230 V · 50 Hz	—	Request a quote
North Macedonia MK	230 V · 50 Hz	—	Request a quote
San Marino SM	230 V · 50 Hz	—	Request a quote
Serbia RS	230 V · 50 Hz	—	Country page
Ukraine UA	220 V · 50 Hz	—	Request a quote
United Kingdom GB	230 V · 50 Hz	—	Country page
Vatican City VA	50 Hz	—	Request a quote

Single-phase voltage and frequency: source IEC — International Electrotechnical Commission, World Plugs. Authorities link to their official websites.

Frequently asked questions

Which certifications does a food plant need in Non-EU Europe and Balkans?: Reference framework: CE accepted or being transposed; UKCA in the United Kingdom. The plant's technical documentation is prepared for the destination country; product registration with the local authority remains the producer's responsibility, with our documentation support.
Which power grid should I plan for?: All 14 countries in the area use a 50 Hz grid: motors, inverters and electrical panels are designed for 50 Hz and the local voltage. Source: IEC — International Electrotechnical Commission, World Plugs (https://www.iec.ch/world-plugs).
Which lines are most requested in Non-EU Europe and Balkans?: Upgrading existing lines, vegetable preserves and dairy. The most suitable lines are: fruit processing plants, tomato and derivatives plants, dairy plants.
Do you deliver, install and provide service in these countries?: Yes. We supply plants worldwide with design, delivery, installation, start-up, operator training and on-site service at the customer's factory.