Pepsico engaged Foodline Projects to install new technology to produce Red Rock Deli Potato Chips. The potatoes are fried using new technology which allows continuous kettle frying. The idea behind continuously kettle frying is to replicate the typical time-temperature profile of the classical kettle frying process, but in a continuous fryer. Foodline Projects was proud to be involved with this new innovation and did several upgrades in Australia for Pepsico . CKF1 was the flagship installations with 3 more to follow. READ CASE STUDY

Foodline’s involvement in this project brought a glowing testimonial from the Project Manager at Swan Brewery. “I am writing to thank you for the excellent work that yourself and your team have put in for the Swan brewery, on the RO Treatment Plant. Considering the timings, things could have got very difficult on this project. That they didn’t, is due largely to the hard work and professionalism of your people. Thank-you.” – Chris Ward, Project Manager at Swan Brewery

Foodline Projects was engaged by Smiths to install new lines in the Perth plant which allowed Smiths to increase their export production capacity.

Foodline Projects were engaged to install Miteco Sugar systems’ silos and to upgrade Coca-Cola Amatil’s sugar Plant. Foodline was then engaged to install this system at the CCA plant in Melbourne.

Foodline Projects first project for Coca-Cola Amatil.

Foodline Projects was involved in relocating and installing a complete new plant for Brownes Dairy in Balcatta. The project spanned 18 months and established Foodline Projects in fabrication and installation in Western Australia.