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Product Name: Black Forest Product Name: Sans Rival Product Name: Silvanas Product Name: Chokahllia Gateu Product Name: Jam Squares Product Name: Chocolate Crinkles Product Name: Kiddy Finger Product Name: Fruity Mango Bars Product Name: Lady Fingers DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY VII Product Catalogue 2011 64
Orient Foods Industries Corp. From The Philippines To The Orient In a Philippine Airlines flight from Australia to Manila, a passenger is served a Chewy Fruit Bar and a Chewy Fruit Mix. These snack items come from Island Fruits, a brand of Orient Foods Industries Corporation. Orient Foods is a food processing company that produces dehydrated tropical fruits such as dried papaya, jackfruit, pineapple and mango. Its production facility is located in Sibulan, Negros Oriental. Established in the 1980’s. Orient Foods began its operations in the southern islands of Negros Oriental. Today, the island remains the hub of key production activities utilizing the latest dehydration technology, producing the dehydrated or dried fruit products that meet the stringent requirements of the international market. Through its Manufacturing and Productivity Extension Program or MPEX, the company was assessed and recommendations made. In 2008, Orient Foods became a beneficiary of SET-UP as well as the Cleaner Production Technology and Good Manufacturing Practices programs. The company’s dryer at the time of the study, was a 20-year old concrete 4-tunnel dryer by steam piped from a wood-fired furnace type and gas-fired boiler. This method was considered obsolete and inefficient and cannot meet the required increase in production to meet the demands of its buyers. Technology upgrade was made possible through SET-UP. A cost effective mechanical dryer for mangoes was acquired. This type of dryer, which allows for batch type drying, reduced drying time to almost half the time it took the old dryer to do the job. It offers operational flexibility as the dryer 65 DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY VII Product Catalogue 2011 can be used exclusively for a certain fruit. With a capacity of 1000 kg. of fresh sliced mangoes, the requirements of the market would not be difficult to meet. Heat is supplied by steam so it reduces fuel consumption. In addition to the equipment upgrade is the packaging design extended by DOST which greatly improved the image of the product as well as its shelf life. With these technological improvements, the production of dried tropical fruits and the annual gross sales increased by at least 20 percent. Shipment is done regularly to its customers, mainly repackers, in Australia, Hongkong, Middle East, France and New Zealand. Local dealers and retailers in different parts of the country are also supplied. Future plans include product development of healthy varieties to include not only fruits but vegetables, more export markets in Europe, accreditation, and supplying pasalubong centers, hospitals, schools and other institutions, and perhaps, a new and bigger plant. With a world that is ready to accept healthy foods, the great potential is there, just waiting to be explored. Orient Foods Industries Corp. Negros Oriental Ms. Mae Magdamo Sales and Marketing Manager Telefax: (63)(35) 419 8609 Email: moving@yahoo.com
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