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SINOBAKE's planned manufacturing base in Beijiao, Shunde, Guangdong, will support food processing lines, packaging and palletizing equipment, and intelligent automation solutions.
October 26, 2026
SINOBAKE Expands Food Machinery Manufacturing and Automation Capabilities in China
SINOBAKE is expanding its Shunde manufacturing base with a RMB 500 million project covering food processing lines, packaging, palletizing and intelligent automation to support integrated potato snack and food production systems.
The 27th China Potato Congress in Weichang, Hebei, highlights global potato industry collaboration and processing innovation, with Sensitar showcasing intelligent potato processing solutions.
August 12, 2026
27th China Potato Congress Advances Global Potato Industry, Sensitar Highlights Processing Innovation
The 27th China Potato Congress in Hebei unites global potato leaders. Sensitar showcases intelligent processing solutions, boosting efficiency, sustainability and high-value growth across the potato industry.
A SINOBAKE operator oversees an automated snack production line, demonstrating intelligent control and customized manufacturing solutions for global food brands.
January 15, 2026
SINOBAKE Strengthens Global Snack Manufacturing with Advanced Production Line Solutions
SINOBAKE, based in Shunde, Foshan, China, delivers customized biscuit, cookie, and potato chips production lines. With 30+ years of experience, its OEM/ODM solutions ensure efficient, food-safe, and scalable manufacturing worldwide.
SINOBAKE has unveiled its advanced stackable potato chip production line
December 18, 2025
SINOBAKE Introduces Advanced Stackable Potato Chip Production Line with High Efficiency and Hygiene Standards
SINOBAKE launches an advanced stackable potato chip line featuring hygienic, dust-free processing, high raw material utilization, energy-efficient technology, and end-to-end support for producing uniform, crispy chips at scale.
A full view of SINOBAKE’s cutting-edge potato chip production line, engineered with premium stainless-steel construction and intelligent automation to deliver superior efficiency, hygiene, and product consistency.
October 27, 2025
SINOBAKE Delivers Stackable Potato Chip Production Line to Leading Chinese Manufacturer
SINOBAKE delivered a stackable potato chip production line to a top Chinese food firm, boosting quality, efficiency, and safety. Built with 304/316 stainless steel, it improved chip consistency and won strong customer and consumer praise.
The Complete Solution: A full view of Sinobake’s automated chip-forming system, engineered for efficient, scalable production.
July 17, 2025
Sinobake Unveils Advanced Potato Chip Forming Machine for Precision, Scalability, and High-Yield Production
Sinobake, a leader in food processing technology, has unveiled its latest innovation: a high-performance potato chip forming machine designed to elevate the potato chip manufacturing process with unparalleled precision, versatility, and efficiency.
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Potato flakes and granules—core ingredients in global food production—are driving Aviko’s expansion in China, where rising demand in Asia fuels the company’s strategic growth.
July 04, 2025
Aviko Expands Potato Flake Production in China by 70% Amid Surging Global Demand
Aviko is expanding its Gansu, China plant, boosting flake capacity by 70% to meet global demand, especially in Asia. The move supports sustainable growth, aligns with Cosun’s strategy, and strengthens Aviko’s global position in potato processing.
Full view of Sinobake’s fully automated compound potato chip production line
June 02, 2025
Sinobake 500–600kg/h Compound Potato Chip Line – Turnkey Solution for Crispy, Consistent Chips
Sinobake’s compound potato chip production line delivers high-efficiency output of 500–600kg/h with precise mixing, shaping, frying, and seasoning—ideal for scalable, consistent snack manufacturing.
Elea PEF demo and test center in Beijing
June 13, 2022
PEF implementation for potato chips at Liwayway (China) Co.,Ltd.
Liwayway Marketing Corporation, with its brand Oishi and more than 100 product varieties, is one of the leading snack companies in Asia. From its humble beginnings of 'gawgaw' and coffee 70 years ago, it has taken on bigger and more exciting adventures.
Snacking trends in China: Mango and sauerkraut flavors among top cravings, highlights Dada Group
August 29, 2021
Snacking trends in China: Mango and sauerkraut flavors among top cravings, highlights Dada Group
Dada Group highlighted the current shopping preferences in China, which range from mango-flavored chocolate to sauerkraut-flavored potato chips.
China Snacks Food Market 2021-2027 by Categories, Cities, Sales Channel, Company Analysis, and Forecasts.
April 29, 2021
Report: China Snacks Food Market China will grow to USD 142.9 Billion by 2027
According to the report 'China Snacks Food Market, By Categories, Cities, Sales Channel, Company Analysis, Forecast', the China Snack Food Market is expected to grow to USD 142.9 Billion by 2027.
Du Haotian working in his office.
April 27, 2021
Student postpones graduation to help farmers in NW China's Shaanxi develop potato processing industry
Du Haotian, a postgraduate student at Northwest A&F University in northwest China's Shaanxi province, has helped a township in the province develop its potato industry by introducing new varieties cultivated by his school.
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