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PMG Engineering Supports ITC Foods Limited's Greenfield Integrated Food Factory in Madhya Pradesh

PMG Engineering has provided engineering support for ITC Foods Limited's greenfield integrated food manufacturing facility in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. The project covers a multi-product manufacturing setup spanning biscuit, finger snacks, noodles, chips and aata (wheat flour) production lines, bringing diverse food categories under one integrated facility. As a greenfield development, the project was built from the ground up to meet the exacting hygiene and food-safety requirements of large-scale packaged-food manufacturing. This project adds another chapter to PMG's growing portfolio of food-factory engineering.

Executed from June 2023, the engagement saw PMG work alongside ITC Foods Limited to support the delivery of this integrated greenfield facility.

What PMG Delivered:

· Engineering support for a greenfield, multi-product integrated food manufacturing facility encompassing biscuit, finger snacks, noodles, chips and aata production.

· Project delivery support aligned to the hygiene, food-safety and operational standards expected of a modern packaged-food plant.

A facility of this nature demands rigorous attention to hygienic design, process flow and operational reliability so that multiple product lines can run efficiently and safely under one roof. Greenfield projects of this scale benefit from disciplined engineering and coordinated execution to support on-time, dependable delivery.

PMG's work for ITC Foods Limited reinforces its position as a trusted engineering partner for integrated, multi-product food and beverage production facilities across India.

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