• ADM representatives and government officials at the opening of the new advanced flavor production facility, ADM Food Technology (Pinghu)
    ADM representatives and government officials at the opening of the new advanced flavor production facility, ADM Food Technology (Pinghu)
  • Multinational food processing company ADM has opened its new 27,000 square metre fully automated flavour production facility in Pinghu, Zhejian Province, China.
    Multinational food processing company ADM has opened its new 27,000 square metre fully automated flavour production facility in Pinghu, Zhejian Province, China.
  • Multinational food processing company ADM has opened its new 27,000 square metre fully automated flavour production facility in Pinghu, Zhejian Province, China.
    Multinational food processing company ADM has opened its new 27,000 square metre fully automated flavour production facility in Pinghu, Zhejian Province, China.
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Multinational food processing company ADM has revealed its new 27,000 square metre fully automated flavour production facility in Pinghu, Zhejian Province, China.

The Pinghu facility will support food and beverage manufacturers in China and the Asia-Pacific region to create products with the latest flavours and ingredients. 

It will also expand on ADM’s existing range of flavours and ingredients as the global natural food colours and flavours market is forecast to grow significantly over the next four years.

Multinational food processing company ADM has opened its new 27,000 square metre fully automated flavour production facility in Pinghu, Zhejian Province, China.

An hour from Shanghai, the facility has various production capabilities including alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages; sweet goods; health related/functional foods; and dairy/dairy alternatives. 

ADM chair and CEO Juan Luciano said: “Since our acquisition of Wild Flavors in 2014, we’ve invested in organic growth, bolt on and platform M&A, and new innovations and technologies to build ADM into a premier global human and animal nutrition company.” 

In April the company opened a lab in Singapore for plant-based innovations and is collaborating with Jiagnan University to develop new food sciences and technology at its Human Nutrition Science & Technology Centre in China. 

“We’re achieving key financial goals and delivering record results in no small part because we’ve become the partner of choice for customers around the globe as they meet growing and evolving demand for healthy, delicious foods and beverages from nature. 

“Our new, leading edge flavour facility in Pinghu will serve as ADM’s flavour supply hub in APAC, allowing us to leverage our expertise and leading-edge technologies and build out the ADM pantry to further meet customer needs and advance our growth strategy,” he said. 

The facility will provide the company with dosing technology for its automated flavour lines, systems to maintain efficient management and is in the midst of attaining ISO 9001, FSSC 22000 V5.1, Halal and Kosher certifications.

ADM’s has facilities in Beijing, Shanghai, Singapore, Tokyo and Sydney.

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