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» Dulcesol Group invests in the future
Dulcesol Group invests in the future
Spanish company’s new bun line opens greater opportunities for growth.
Consistent baking
The bakery’s conveyorized oven cranks out tens of thousands of uniform buns an hour for food service and retail customers.
Preparing to cool
Freshly baked sesame-seeded hamburger buns are depanned before cooling.
Finishing details
Buns pass through a combination of seeders, flour dusters and water sprayers to produce a variety of products.
Mixing
Vacuum-batch mixing is one of the keys to producing consistent buns on the high-speed production line.
Proofing dough
Dough pieces travel out of the divider to intermediate proofing, moulding and panning before heading to the main proofing part of the process.
Ingredient handling system
The bakery’s massive ingredient handling system feeds 15 production lines with key bulk ingredients.
Automated packaging
Over the years, Dulcesol Group invested in robotics to automatically pick and place individually wrapped snacks to enhance efficiencies and streamline its packaging departments.
Leaving the oven
Thousands of buns pour out of the conveyorized oven.
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