Food Processing Equipment Solutions
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ANKO provides our clients in Egypt with advanced automated food production technology for making Kibbeh, Sambousek and Kofta. We also offer integrated solutions for popular foods such as Samosas, Falafels, Tortillas, Spring Rolls, Maamouls, and more. Our professional team assists clients with a smooth transition from manual to automated manufacturing to enhance their production efficiency and consistency.
Every ANKO success story showcases how we support our clients in their automated manufacturing food business, from food preparation and machine procurement to production line design to troubleshooting and after-sales service.
Please feel free to click on the following successful case studies to discover how we can work together to optimize your food production.
The company provides frozen food for numerous hotels and villages in Cairo, Egypt. Consumers can also buy their products online, in supermarkets or deli. Selling products in multi sales channel had leaded to an increasing demand, so the company's owner, via a dealer, had been looking for a supplier who can offer an automated production solution for making kubba. It's always a challenge to make a machine work well with a new recipe. In this case, we had a problem in forming kubba because the crust was too sticky. The just formed kubba would stick to the shutter unit and then be broken while the shutter unit opened. Through recipe and temperature adjustment, ANKO team solved the problem successfully.
The company provides frozen food for numerous hotels and villages in Cairo, Egypt. Consumers can also buy their products online, in supermarkets or deli. Selling products in multi sales channel had leaded to an increasing demand, so the company's owner, via a dealer, had been looking for a supplier who can offer an automated production solution. He was satisfies with ANKO's HLT-700XL model after conducting a test run at ANKO Taiwan headquarters. However, when the machine was commissioned in Egypt, dough was inelastic and couldn't be formed by the machine. The causes might be the characteristics of dough, the weather, or the effect of temperature and humidity. Fortunately, our engineer, who has many years' experience, immediately found the problem and adjusted the dough ingredients. Afterwards, the dough could be processed by the sambousek making machine normally.