Nescafe Coffee Case Study

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Nescafe’s instant coffee is then vacuumed sucked from the vats and into a packaging machine. The packaging machines are set to ensure the correct serving of coffee is placed in each. The grinded coffee is then sealed into sterile, airtight glass containers where a lid is then sealed on top ensuring minimal air inside. The filled glasses then rotate down through a series of machines that place any necessary labels such as nutritional information and company information on the jars.
The complete jars are then sorted into groups and packed into boxes and pallets and are then prepared for distribution.

ii) Technologies & Equipment Used

Pulper - The pulper is a machine that is designed to remove the pulp from agricultural produce. In the coffee …show more content…

A coffee roasting machine is in charge of the basic smell and overall taste of the product, as it is the stage where all the aromas, oils and acids are released from the bean. Roasting technology in Nescafe coffee factories are all machine programmed with specific roasting supervisors that train and select staff to specialise in the roasting of the beans, ensuring they are nothing but perfection. The staff ensures the machines are roasting correctly, heating to the correct temps and giving out the specified roast …show more content…

The system is used globally to guarantee food safety, compliance with quality standards and creates value for consumers. The internal system is reviewed by a specialist team to ensure the system is kept up to date with rules, regulations, laws and specific requirements etc. To ensure the high standards of quality are kept in Nescafe they have implemented a plan known as the “Good Manufacturing Practices” (GMP), which allows the company to cover all parts of manufacturing, including normal operating tasks, staff supervision and training, equipment maintenance and the handling of

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