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MANA SULA – Latvia

The mobility of the processing line has allowed our business to grow rapidly. We can now press juice directly at different locations, saving on facility costs while maintaining excellent efficiency. The machinery performs exceptionally, enabling us to serve more customers during the busy season.

Mana sula

Romans Husko
Owner of Mana Sula
Latvia

About The Client

Mana Sula is a family-run business that transforms homegrown apples into fresh, high-quality juice for customers across Latvia. They have evolved into a network of 7 fully equipped juice pressing locations, each driven by innovation and sustainability.

The business is committed to help customers make the most of their harvests, using natural and efficient methods to produce juice.

The Goal

As the demand for their juice grew, Mana Sula needed to scale operations without compromising quality. This included:

  • Increasing production capacity to meet the needs of customers across different locations in Latvia.
  • Creating a streamlined, mobile solution to reduce operational costs.
  • Ensuring that processes could be operated with ease and efficiency.

To achieve these goals, Mana Sula acquired an advanced, all-in-one mobile juice processing line solution, tailored to their unique needs.

The Solution

The Mobile Fruit Processing Line is installed in a specially made trailer, making it easy to transport and set up anywhere. It requires only one person to operate and ensures a juice yield of up to 75% from apples.

The Benefits

The Mobile Fruit Processing Line has transformed Mana Sula’s operations by delivering:

  • High Capacity: Processing up to 1200 kg of fruit per hour to meet customer demand.
  • Mobility: Operating at various locations, reducing fixed costs.
  • Efficiency: Automated processes deliver 75% juice yield with minimal waste.
  • Ease of Use: Requiring only one person to manage the entire line.
  • Versatility: Packaging options include both Bag-in-Box and Stand-up Pouches.

This solution has enabled Mana Sula to expand sustainably while maintaining the quality they’re known for.

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The Client Bought

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Mobile Fruit Processing Line

Mobile Fruit Processing Line contains all machines for juice production and offers a possibility to process various fruits and produce juice at your selected place.

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