IKE recently participated in the Food Processing Machinery Exhibition in Uzbekistan, presenting its WRH-100T cabinet heat pump dryer, the company’s most compact and best-selling model. Designed for small-scale and experimental food processors, this versatile dryer addresses local challenges in energy efficiency, product quality, and multi-product flexibility.

IKE recently participated in the Food Processing Machinery Exhibition in London, UK, presenting its innovative food drying machines and freeze dryers. Featured products included the WRH-100T cabinet heat pump dryer and the FVD-H6 freeze dryer, designed to deliver energy-saving performance, eco-friendly operation, and exceptional drying results.

IKE Group celebrates China’s 80th Anniversary Parade, linking DF & JL defense inspirations to its DF dryers (200 kg–multi-ton, 50–80 ℃), JL low-temp dryers (600 kg, 15–45 ℃), and complete food processing lines. We provide washers, peelers, slicers, and packaging machines for customized production solutions.

IKE will exhibit at MIHAS 2025 in Malaysia from September 17–20 at Hall 7, Booth 7G05, marking our second exhibition in Malaysia this year. We will showcase the WRH-100T multi-temperature cabinet dryer and FVD-H6 small commercial freeze dryer, alongside our full range of food processing machinery. Visitors can enjoy free on-site drying tests and discuss customized food processing solutions.

In 2025, a leading Swiss food processor engaged IKE to supply a complete green bean processing line designed to handle 10 tons of fresh beans per batch. The project required an integrated solution encompassing washing, blanching, drying, and packaging equipment to achieve high efficiency, product quality, and food safety standards. After thorough consultation, the customer selected IKE’s customized vegetable washing and blanching machines, eight units of AIO-1200GW heat pump drying rooms specifically suited for green bean dehydration, and an automatic packing machine to complete the production line.

In early 2025, a food manufacturer in Mexico approached us with a specific challenge: drying large quantities of gelatin gummies quickly, without affecting their quality. Their production capacity was high—each batch involved around 35 tons of gummies—but their existing drying method required up to nine days to finish a single batch. This was creating serious bottlenecks in their schedule.