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OUR FACILITY

A 24,000 sq ft site in Hub, Balochistan.

A short drive from Karachi. Open to your audits.

Our production facility at Plot A1, Burhani Industrial Park (LIEDA), Hub, runs under our FSSC 22000 food safety system, on automated lines with laser and camera inspection.

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The production floor
Production floor
A cutting machine
Cutting
The selection line
Selection line
24,000 sq ft
Total site, with 11,000 sq ft covered
Hub, Balochistan
A short drive from Karachi
Automated lines
Cutting, drying, sorting, polishing and bundling
24/7 CCTV
Secured, monitored site

PROCESS

How we make it

Ten stages in four phases, from raw log to a released batch.

PREPARE THE WOOD DRY SORT AND FINISH INSPECT, PACK AND RELEASE
  1. 1 Log conditioning
  2. 2 Veneer peeling
  3. 3 Die cutting
  4. 4 Drying
  5. 5 Laser selection
  6. 6 Edge rounding
  7. 7 Polishing
  8. 8 Camera selection
  9. 9 Automatic bundling
  10. 10 Batch release
HACCP critical control point Machine inspection QA release
Poplar and birch logs at the plant
Stages 1 to 3

Prepare the wood

Logs are softened, peeled into veneer and die-cut to shape.

  1. 1Log conditioningLogs are softened before peeling.
  2. 2Veneer peelingPeeled into an even veneer.
  3. 3Die cuttingCut to the shape of each product.
The drying line on the production floor
Stage 4

Dry

Tumble-dried to target moisture content. This is the critical control point in our HACCP plan.

  1. 4DryingMoisture content monitored for every batch.
A finishing machine on the line
Stages 5 to 7

Sort and finish

Laser-sorted, edge-rounded and drum-polished to a smooth finish.

  1. 5Laser selectionDefective pieces removed by machine.
  2. 6Edge roundingSmooth, round edges.
  3. 7PolishingDrum-polished to a smooth finish.
The automatic bundling machine with finished bundles
Stages 8 to 10

Inspect, pack and release

Camera-graded, machine-bundled and released by QA with a batch number.

  1. 8Camera selectionA second machine inspection grades every piece.
  2. 9Automatic bundlingMachine-counted bundles and packs.
  3. 10Batch releaseQA signs off each batch before dispatch.
On site

Everything under one roof

  • Raw material receiving and storage
  • Cutting and drying lines
  • Laser and camera sorting
  • Polishing and bundling
  • QA and batch release
  • Maintenance workshop
  • Finished goods warehouse
Daily quality controls

Checked on every run

HACCP plan

Drying is a critical control point, monitored by moisture content.

Two machine inspections

Laser and camera sorting on every production run.

Batch release

QA signs off each batch against a release checklist before dispatch.

Traceability

Batch numbers link finished goods to raw material lots and deliveries.