Ceremony Gida packaging line example

To countries in the Middle East, the Balkans, Asia, Central Europe, and America. Ceremony Gida exports its products worldwide. And the signs are clearly pointing to further expansion – also in terms of production. The target is 75 tons of stick and tab gum per day. But that’s not all: since 2013, the company has also been producing chewing gum without artificial flavors. To this end, it has invested in state-of-the-art equipment. Advanced technologies for high-quality products are used in its processing plants and packaging machines.

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From primary packaging to multipackers for display cartons: Ceremony Gida relies on expertise for the entire value chain. Six times over. As that’s exactly how many fully automatic latest-generation packaging machines are installed in the production hall. In addition to our standard machine types, also special solutions. They are specially designed and assembled to meet customer requirements. Only the combination of the GWT fold wrapping machine for primary packaging, the CSL and LCM for cartonizing pre-packed single items, and the CMC display cartoner is duplicated. The others all have different designs. But they all have one thing in common: a G-series machine at the beginning of each line – and the high-performance CMC cartoning machine at the end. In between, however, the systems are entirely custom-designed. To stack specific formats, for example, and provide them with a band. Or for further packaging in three-side sealed packs. Or in cardboard packets of different sizes with subsequent cellophane wrapping. This is done by various machines from the L and F series, as required.

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During processing, Ceremony Gida works according to the rolling and scoring method. In the course of this, the chewing gum slabs are buffered once again before being packaged. For about a week. This has several advantages: for example, the texture of the chewing gum can develop during the ripening phase. Uncoupling the processes also allows Ceremony Gida to achieve significantly higher performance. And a wider range of formats can also be used on one system. The gum is then fed to the packaging machines again by hand. Directly at the machines. And the LOGIMP feeding system feeds the slabs, which have been broken into slabs, to the packaging process, which from then on is fully automatic.

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In addition to the performance of the system, it was above all the close communication with our technicians and engineers that made the difference. Driving forward a whole range of new developments and continuously refining the machine concept – that’s what they did together. And that’s how it’s due to stay. After all, Ceremony Gida intends to continue the good cooperation arrangement, to grow further, to increase capacities, and to enter new markets. There’s certainly enough space: of the 40,000-square-meter company site, 27,000 square meters are still undeveloped.

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