A Fully Automated Rice Snack Production Line, Delivered and Operating in Uzbekistan

The project was reported by the Yangiyo'l District Administration Information Service. [Read the official report →]

Location: Yangiyo'l District, Tashkent Region, Uzbekistan Customer: Rice Snack Food Scope: Complete production line design, manufacturing, installation, commissioning, operator training, and after-sales support Status: Installed, commissioned, and in commercial operation Independently reported by: Yangiyo'l District Administration Information Service (official report)

Project background

Rice Snack Food, a food manufacturer in Yangiyo'l District, set out to establish an automated rice snack production facility for the local and regional market. HG was engaged to deliver the project from process design through to commissioned, running production — not just to supply machinery.

The completed project was subsequently reported on by the Yangiyo'l District Administration Information Service, the district government's official information channel, which described the line's operating status and results. That report is the basis for the operating figures cited in this case study; every figure below is attributed to it directly.

Official Media Evidence

The Yangiyo'l District Administration's report on this project was also broadcast by a regional television channel, as part of a program covering local investment projects in the district.

What the district administration confirmed

Official source: Project Facts Reported by the Yangiyo'l District Administration

HG's delivery scope, stage by stage

Unlike a pure equipment vendor, HG delivered the Yangiyo'l project as a single, accountable engineering package — covering every stage from initial process design through to a commissioned line in commercial operation, plus the training and after-sales support needed to keep it running:

Design → Manufacturing → Installation → Commissioning → Operator Training → Shanghai Factory Training → Ongoing After-Sales Support

1.Production line design HG's engineering team worked from the customer's target product specification and required output capacity to design a rice snack production line suited to the facility's raw materials, layout, and target market. This is engineering consultancy, not equipment selection off a catalog — the line was designed around Rice Snack Food's specific product target and site conditions, including process flow design for the automated, enclosed production line referenced in the district's report.

2.Equipment manufacturing The line's equipment was manufactured at HG's own production facilities in Shanghai, following the finalized process design and factory layout for the Yangiyo'l site.

3.Installation and commissioning HG's technical team carried out on-site installation and commissioning at the Yangiyo'l facility, bringing the line from equipment delivery to running production.

4.Operator and technical training Local operators and technical personnel were trained on equipment operation, process control, and commissioning procedures. As referenced in the district administration's report, training also included sessions at HG's Shanghai factory, giving local staff direct, hands-on exposure to the equipment before and during ramp-up.

5.After-sales support Following commissioning, HG continues to provide after-sales support for the line, including spare parts availability and ongoing technical assistance as the facility scales toward its planned capacity and employment targets. This ongoing relationship — rather than a one-time equipment sale — is what distinguishes a production line partner from a machinery supplier.

Why this project matters as a reference case

Most equipment case studies rely entirely on the supplier's own account of a project. This one differs in two respects:

1.The operating outcome is confirmed by an independent, third-party source— the local district government, not HG — including specific figures for capacity, investment, employment, and local sourcing.

2.HG's delivery scope covers the full project lifecycle, from design and manufacturing through to installation, commissioning, training, and after-sales support, rather than equipment supply alone.

Together, these make the Yangiyo'l project a documented example of what a complete HG-delivered rice snack production line looks like in commercial operation, rather than a claim awaiting verification.

Related solutions

This project used HG's Rice Snack Production Line. Related product lines include:

• Rice Cracker Production Line
• Senbei Production Line
• Snow Rice Cake Production Line

To see how HG supports projects after equipment delivery, see Installation & Commissioning and After-Sales Service. For company background, see About HG and our broader Global Case Studies.

Official Government Source: Yangiyo'l District Administration Information Service.