Coffee Creamer Plant

• Maltose syrup - 60 to 64.5%
• Corn / Palm Oil - 30.8 to 35%
• Sodium Caseinate - 2.1 to 2.5%
• Emulsifying agent - 0.05%
• Moisture - 2.5%

• Moisture - 2.5 to 3.0%
• B.D - 0.35 to 0.5 g/cc
• Mean particle size - 150 µ (micron)
• Solubility index - 0.1 to 0.5

• Mixing of ingredients
• Homogenization of mixture
• Spray drying

The canisters, stacked in layers on a pallet, are placed on a rotary table that discharges into a downward chute made of twisted metal rods.

The worker can manually place a scoop into each canister as it passes on through the conveyor. The row of cans pass beneath a rotary auger filler set to deposit the correct quantity of coffee. After filling, the canisters pass through a can seamer that applies a metal bottom. This is followed by a ink-jet coder that prints the manufacturing date to the metal bottom.

After this, the twister sets the canisters upright on the conveyor that are conveyed to an applicator for plastic overcaps. Side belts move the cans through the unit and the over-caps are fixed on the top portion of the foil membrane. Finally, the cans are delivered to a rotating accumulation table.

Starch can be produced from various starch containing materials like maize, cassava / Tapioca roots, potatoes, wheat, rice etc. There are different technologies for each raw material for recovery of starch. Starch is mostly used for industrial purposes. Starch is tailor made to meet the requirements of the end users by changing reaction condition (Temp, pH, additives) and strict process control. These specialty products are called modified starch. Modified starch has improved qualities in the starch and used for different industrial uses.

Being a pure renewable natural polymer starch has many applications. Its significance as a polysaccharide being able to breakdown into their monomeric and or oligomeric components leading to production of Dextrose, glucose, fructose, maltose & sorbitol. In fact starch has become an important material for the sweetening industry, which was otherwise relying upon sugar cane and beet sugar.

1. Food industries as glucose, dextrose, fructose, sorbitol, maltodextrene filler and sweetener.
2. Paper industry for sizing, pulp making & surfacing.
3. Textile industry for pointing & finishing.
4. Ceramic Industry as binder.
5. Adhesive & Abrasive industry as major ingredient.
6. Rubber industry as filler.