Bakery Equipments - Rusk Manufacturing Equipments

Rusk s  are bread baked twice . This toasted  bread are popular in many countries  and people prefer to have it as tea time snacks  as well as  nourishing food for children .

Rusk has advantage of shelf life  as it can stored for longer time . Rusk are available in many shape and sizes  and flavours .

The Process of Rusk manufacturing starts  with  dough preparation in spiral mixer or kneader . followed by  dough feed and moulding . The dough is then  proofed  and baked in tin moulds .Once the baking is completed then these bread bars are cooled and then cut into slices .These slices are then  toasted  in a secondary baking process  and conveyed for packaging .

Following equipments  are used in Rusk Manufacturing

• Spiral Mixers
• Dough Divider
• Hander Up ( coned shaped moulder )
• Inter prover
• Moulding
• Final Prover
• Baking oven  or Tunnel oven
• Bread Depanner
• Bread Cooling
• Bread Slicer
• Toast Oven
• Product stacking
• Packing Machine

More on  bakery  production  equipments

Biscuit  production line
Bread production line 
Cookies  production line
Wafer biscuit production line

FSSAI To Regulate Special Purpose Food

NEW DELHI: Are slimming cereals, rejuvenating sports drinks and tooth-whitening chewing gums for real? Consumers are about to find out.

Armed with a new set of rules, the government will take a long, hard look at the lofty claims made by companies that make the so-called ‘special purpose’ foods.


The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI), an autonomous statutory body to ensure food safety, plans to regulate foods for special purposes as well as nutritional uses after an outpouring of complaints against misleading and false claims trumpeted by companies.


The FSSAI, under the aegis of the health ministry, will frame new guidelines to examine the veracity of claims of all such foods in any form.


“All claims made by foods companies on dietary supplements are coming up for consideration by the authority,” said FSSAI chairperson PI Suvrathan, adding that only products sold under medical advice will be exempted from the new rules.

Special dietary supplements would include functional foods, neutraceuticals, anti-obesity foods, infant and sports foods.

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