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Turnkey Planning

Why Do You Need Professional Consultancy for Facility Planning? When building a new production line in a food manufacturing facility, people tend to put their focus on equipment procurement, but often neglected the importance of pre-planning with help from professional consultants, which may result in operational flow and related issues. Common conditions may include poor workflow, inefficient food processing space, the underperformance of equipment, not able to meet certain expectations, or impaired electrical or plumbing infrastructure.

ANKO Food Lab

ANKO Food Machine Company has more than 48 years of experience in manufacturing specialty food products from various cultures worldwide. We have collected over 700 classic recipes from different countries globally and have succeeded in helping an extensive number of businesses with our food technologies, test reports, and personal client visits.

Machine Trial

Our goal for Machine Trial Testing is to give “simulated production run”, “Troubleshooting”, build “Trust and Satisfaction”. Our team of consultants and engineers will support you to work toward a successful transition from manual to automated food production, as well as achieve the expected capacity, quality, safety, hygiene, and most important of all, the authentic flavors of the products.

Customized Service

In today’s global food market, manufacturers require machines tailored to their unique needs. ANKO provides flexible customized food processing equipment, allowing adjustments in product size, weight, texture, shape, and capacity. With our in-house R&D team and factory, we deliver fast solutions that fit local market demands. Whether for traditional snacks or innovative foods, our machines are designed to integrate seamlessly into production lines, ensuring efficiency, consistency, and compliance with international quality standards.

Equipment Maintenance Check

When warming up for the business high season and getting ready to turn the production line on full capacity, people tend to worry, “what if the machines suddenly break down?” or “Do we still have time to purchase spare parts, in case of an emergency?” Since the cost of any unexpected machine malfunction is unnecessary and could be preventable. Especially, during peak production periods, it could be harder to schedule engineers and parts for repair, and the fees may be higher.

Machinery Tutorial & Training

After receiving new machines and equipment, it may feel like having a stranger on board. Hence questions such as “How could I make it work smoothly?” “What if there’s a problem, what should I do?” or “Will it perform and produce the product it’s expected to?”