Processing Plant covers complete installations supplied and commissioned as one package, across the food and beverage categories we build for: yogurt and cultured dairy, soymilk, juice and pulp, tomato and sauce, snack and extruded food, textured protein, aquafeed and pet food. A plant purchase differs from a machine purchase in that capacity, degree of automation, utilities and building layout are settled at the design stage, before manufacture begins, because changing them afterwards means rework rather than adjustment.
What a buyer is really buying is a single point of responsibility. One party sizes every stage against the others, provides the layout drawing and utility schedule, ships the equipment as a coordinated consignment, installs and commissions it, trains the operators and carries one warranty position across the installation. Where equipment is bought stage by stage from different suppliers, the gaps between those stages are where projects stall.
Complete plants are what most tenders and funded projects are actually for, since a bid for a processing centre has to cover design, supply, installation, commissioning, training and spares. Industrial development corporations, agricultural and nutrition ministries, dairy and food boards, co-operative federations, technical institutes and projects financed by development banks and agricultural funds procure this way. We bid against the specification and provide layout drawings, utility schedules, technical compliance tables, origin and warranty declarations, priced spares lists, project schedules and third-party inspection arrangements.
Send us your product, target daily output, available floor area and power and water supply, and we will prepare a plant proposal and quotation.
