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How to Reduce Water Usage in Your Cassava Processing Operation?

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  Water is essential for cassava washing, peeling, grating, and extraction. To reduce water usage in cassava processing operation mainly relies on four measures: implementing a closed-loop water system, optimizing the cleaning process, upgrading extraction and dewatering technology, treating and reusing wastewater. Next Henan Jinrui will introduce them to you one by one. cassava processing factory 1. Implement a Closed-Loop Water System with Efficient Collection The most effective strategy for reducing freshwater intake in cassava processing line is to collect, treat, and reuse process water. This creates a closed-loop system, minimizing waste. Collection Principle: Generally, engineers provide detailed factory layout drawings which include strategically placed drainage channels and collection pits designed to capture used water from key stages like washing and rinsing. Instead of allowing water to flow away as waste, these channels guide i...

Under the global high tariff situation, which cassava product is more suitable for investment?

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  Under the global high tariff situation, cassava starch emerges as a remarkably resilient investment opportunity with strong growth potential. The global cassava starch market, valued at $5.2 billion in 2025, is projected to reach $7.9 billion by 2032, growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.9%. This robust growth is driven by its versatile applications across multiple industries, rising demand for gluten-free products, and exceptional adaptability to regional supply chain configurations that can effectively navigate tariff barriers. The Global Cassava Starch Market Overview The global cassava starch market has demonstrated remarkable resilience amid fluctuating trade policies and economic uncertainties. According to market research, the cassava starch industry is poised to grow from $5.01 billion in 2025 to $6.27 billion by 2029, at a steady CAGR of 5.8%. cassava starch Regional production patterns significantly influence in...

Can Henan Jinrui Provide a Combined Production Line for Garri and FuFu Flour Processing?

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  With the booming cassava processing industry, demand for garri and fufu flour, two common staple foods in West Africa, is increasing. Because the processing techniques for both are similar, some cassava processors have requested combined production line for garri and cassava flour processing. Henan Jinrui has launched a combined garri and cassava flour production line to meet these needs. This article will provide a detailed introduction to Henan Jinrui's combined production line for garri and cassava flour processing and highlight its advantages. Garri and Fufu flour production line The Introduction to Henan Jinrui Combined Garri and FuFu Flour Production Line Henan Jinrui has recently received some inquiries about the combined production line for garri and fufu flour processing. Below is a detailed introduction to the combined production line designed and launched by Henan Jinrui based on the processing characteristics of garri and fufu ...

Total Factory Floor Space Required for 3tpd Streamlined Garri Production Line

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  According to Henan Jinrui's rich experience of providing garri equipment for global clients, for a 3-ton-per-day (3tpd) streamlined Garri production line, the total factory floor space should be approximately 300 to 500 square meters, depending on equipment size, layout efficiency, and ancillary needs. Do you wanna set up a garri production factory? Now follow us and see details of 3tpd garri production line (common capacity for many clients) as a reference. Which Key Factors Influencing Floor Space Requirements of 3tpd Garri Production Line? garri 1.Garri Production Process Flow : - Cassava Receiving and Storage : Temporary storage for raw cassava. - Cleaning and Peeling : Cleaning raw cassava tubers and removing outer skins. - Grating/Pulverizing : Crushing cassava into mash. - Fermentation: Infusing unique sour taste into garri. - Pressing : Further dewatering excessive moisture in cassava mash. - Roasting/Frying : Using fryers to fry dewate...