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Potatoes Production Line
The Challenge
Before partnering with Rinapack, they relied heavily on manual processes. As retail and supermarket standards tightened, shifting to an automated, end-to-end processing system became essential.
• Moving from manual to automated: boosting overall processing speed and delivery output.
• Building a continuous workflow: integrating receiving, sorting, washing, polishing, temporary storage and packing into one smooth line.
• Adapting to market trends: meeting rising consumer demand for small, premium 2–3 kg packs of washed potatoes.
• Streamlining logistics: cutting stacking labour while securing uniform, stable pallets that are quick to load into trucks.
The Solution
Phased Project Roadmap:
• 2020 (Phase 1): transitioned to automated packing with the first weigh scale and raschel bagger.
• EU Grant Expansion: designed and integrated the full washing, polishing, storage and packing line.
• 2023: added a VPM-10 automatic palletizer to build tight, net-wrapped pallets.
• 2024: expanded small-pack capacity with an extra scale and Sorma micro-packaging machines.
• 2025: added an automated line to group small packs into master Raschel bags, complete with full automatic palletizing.
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Key Outcomes
Reduced dependency on manual labor while significantly boosting hourly processing volumes.
Consistent washing, polishing and packaging quality opened direct access to major modern retail chains.
Eliminated loading downtime and ensured superior product protection during transport.
Expanded into the retail market and consolidated its position as one of the largest packers in the industry.
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