Tallahassee's citrus, cattle, and timber economy never fully left farming behind, and food and agricultural producers near the city need packaging equipment that keeps pace with it. Tallahassee has been Florida's capital since 1824, home to the Legislature, the Supreme Court, and nearly thirty state agency headquarters, but the counties around it built their working economy on something else entirely. After Civil War-era cotton plantations declined, citrus groves, lumber operations, naval-stores production, and cattle ranching became the region's major industries, and Leon County still protects working farmland today under its Urban Service Area planning. If you're running a citrus packing line, a cattle operation, or a food-processing plant serving that Big Bend base, you need equipment that handles real seasonal volume without breaking down. Harvest season doesn't wait.

Our Mars Series VFFS machines bag citrus, produce, and other food products at the speed harvest season demands, and our automatic case packers close out the line behind them, loading and sealing cases for palletizing. Harvest windows and co-pack contracts are yours to run; matching a packaging line to that rhythm without slowing it down is ours. If you want to see how a project like this comes together, our solutions page walks through how we scope a line around a citrus or cattle producer's harvest schedule. The Florida location page and the food and beverage industry page fill in the regional detail, and the vertical form fill seal and automatic case packers category pages go deeper on the equipment itself. We don't run a Tallahassee office, though our service calls cover citrus, cattle, and food-processing operations from one end of the Big Bend to the other.