NISSIN FOODS is a leader in the food industry, known for launching the world's first instant noodles, Chicken Ramen, in 1958.
NISSIN FOODS decided to implement a next-generation smart factory in order to establish a new cost-competitive supply system.
Yokogawa participated from the basic concept phase as a partner in realizing the automation of one of the largest and state-of-the-art food factories in Japan and implemented a total of five solutions: Manufacturing Execution System, Warehouse Management System, Production Scheduler, Computerised Maintenance Management System and Plant information Management System. As the backbone systems that control the next-generation smart factory, Yokogawa's solutions are making a significant contribution to the enhancement of food safety.
As a result of the implementation, NISSIN FOODS has improved product safety by strengthening quality control, reduced labor through systemization, increased productivity, and reduced costs.
Industries
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Food & Beverage
In the food manufacturing industry, in addition to the conventional challenges of achieving both "ensuring food security and safety" and "cost reduction," ｍanufacturers are also working to cope with infectious diseases and labor saving.
YOKOGAWA supports ｍanufacturers to create comfortable workplaces by working closely, coping with challenges together, and proposing ideal factories suitable for operations.
Related Products & Solutions
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eServ
The eServ plant maintenance system supports maintenance operations with foresight, and is effective everywhere. Quick and easy to use, it leverages the expertise of Japanese professionals and optimizes the CMMS and EAM concept.
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Plant Information Management System (Exaquantum)
Exaquantum can acquire data from all facets of a process and transform that data into easily usable, high-value, widely distributed information.
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Production Scheduling
Planning and scheduling systems are meant to support the creation of an optimized production plan. This is acheived by understanding the limitations of the production process, gathering orders from ERP systems and stock information from the MES layer.