Inside the Plant: Local TV Cameras Capture HG's Uzbekistan Rice Snack Line at Work

MY5 studio anchor introducing the live regional news segment (Hudud program);

the channel logo and "JONLI EFIR" live-broadcast tag are visible in the corner.

Footage from inside the operating rice snack production hall in the Tashkent region:

officials and workers in hygiene gear alongside the running equipment, with the on-screen "Toshkent Viloyati" location banner,

broadcast as part of the MY5 Hudud segment.

In Yangiyo'l, Uzbekistan, an HG rice snack production line has moved beyond installation and commissioning into full commercial operation. Beyond the official report already issued by the Information Service of the Yangiyo'l District Administration, a local television crew visited the factory in person and broadcast footage of the working production line and finished product.

This coverage is notable because of where it came from: an independent Uzbek television crew, not HG's own marketing. Where the government report speaks to the project's role in local investment and employment, the television segment shows something different — the equipment itself, running, inside a factory that is producing rice snacks for the market.

A Working Production Line, Filmed Mid-Shift

The HG production line at the center of this coverage is not a demonstration unit or a showroom model. It was manufactured, shipped, and installed by HG, then commissioned on site by HG engineers before being handed over for commercial production. The factory operates on a regular basis, and the television crew filmed it during an ordinary shift: workers in hairnets and masks at their stations, conveyors and packaging machinery in motion, and finished product coming off the line.

From Installation to Commercial Output

HG's scope on this project covered the full path from equipment manufacturing through installation, commissioning, and staff training, followed by ongoing technical support after handover. Local operators from the Uzbekistan factory have also traveled to HG's facility in Shanghai for hands-on training on the equipment they now run, part of HG's standard approach to supporting overseas installations after they go live.

What the Broadcast Shows

The project was covered by MY5, an Uzbek television channel, as part of a live regional news segment on its program Hudud. The MY5 channel logo and a "JONLI EFIR" (live broadcast) tag appear on screen throughout, and an on-screen "Toshkent Viloyati" location banner ties the segment to the Tashkent region. The broadcast reported on new facilities being brought into operation in the region ahead of a public holiday, and included footage filmed inside the plant: officials and local representatives touring the production hall, sampling the finished product, and viewing the packaging line in operation.

What This Confirms

Taken together, the government report and the MY5 television coverage point to the same underlying fact: HG has completed a rice snack production project in Uzbekistan, the production line has been installed and commissioned, and the factory is now in commercial operation. The project has been documented by two independent sources — a local government information service and local television media — alongside HG's own account of the work.

About HG

Founded in 1975, HG is a manufacturer of automatic food production lines, with more than 3,000 installations across over 100 countries. HG's work includes turnkey factories, industrial automation, and long-term operational support, including installation, commissioning, operator training, and after-sales service.