Now, as part of Speria, Rotem continues as a distinct product brand, with its established expertise and product offering brought together under a refreshed brand presence.
Rotem, an established name in agricultural climate control and farm management, continues to build on decades of experience and technology as part of Speria, bringing renewed focus and momentum to the brand and its customers.
For decades, Rotem has developed technology designed around the real conditions of agricultural operations. From poultry houses and swine farms to commercial greenhouses, Rotem has helped producers manage the environmental and operational conditions that matter every day, including temperature, ventilation, humidity, feeding, water, weighing, alarms and remote management.
Rotem is the original manufacturer, innovator and producer behind the Trio Controller, the Greenfield Controller and the AC2000, technology that remains central to how producers run their operations today.
That experience remains at the heart of Rotem now.
Now, as part of Speria, Rotem continues as a distinct product brand, with its established expertise and product offering brought together under a refreshed brand presence.
Eran Levy
“Rotem has a strong history in agricultural technology, built over decades of understanding what producers need from their control systems, as the original developers of the Trio, Greenfield and AC2000 controllers, that understanding runs deep. This next chapter gives us the opportunity to bring that experience and product expertise under the Rotem name, while being part of something much broader through Speria,” said Eran Levy, Managing Director of Rotem.
“There are no changes to Rotem’s products or what they deliver, customers can continue to rely on the technology and performance they know, while we look forward to what we can build from here.”
A new chapter for an established brand
The move reflects Speria’s approach to bringing together established technologies and expertise across the food supply chain. Rotem remains a distinct product brand within Speria, with its own identity and product focus, while contributing to a more connected offering of technology, software, data and services.
Pia Brantgärde Linder
“Rotem brings decades of experience, strong product knowledge and a recognized position in agricultural technology,” said Pia Brantgärde Linder, Global President of Speria and GVP of Munters Group.
“This is not about changing what customers rely on. It is about building on what already works and creating greater opportunities to connect technologies across the food supply chain.”
About Rotem
Rotem delivers advanced climate control and farm management solutions designed for the real conditions of modern agriculture, and is the original expertise behind the Trio Controller, Greenfield Controller and AC2000.
Today, as part of Speria, Rotem continues to support producers with climate solutions engineered for productivity, animal welfare, operational efficiency and long-term performance.
The new Rotem website is now live, providing customers and partners with a dedicated destination for Rotem products, solutions, and information: www.rotem.com
About Speria
Speria is the commercial brand for Munters FoodTech, bringing together controllers, sensors, software and expert services into one connected operational intelligence offering.
By connecting planning, execution and performance across the food production system, Speria helps producers improve efficiency, build predictability and enable greater productivity.
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