JDB is gradually returning to normal. At 10 a.m. on November 5, the JDB Qingyuan plant was a hive of activity—workers in the production workshop were focused on their tasks, oblivious to the outside world. Cases were being packed and organized, forklifts were transporting goods, and trucks loaded with products were leaving the factory. The orderly workshop and the large recruitment posters at the entrance indicated that JDB is well-prepared for the upcoming Spring Festival battle, while the 24-hour non-stop production line seemed to signal new moves in capacity. Plant in operation for 4-5 years, advanced equipment and high efficiency It is understood that the JDB Qingyuan plant was completed in 2013 and began production in April 2014, as part of the strategy to expand herbal tea production in Guangdong. At the start of production, the plant had an annual capacity of nearly 150,000 tons, causing a stir in the industry. Luo Jinrui, General Manager of Qingyuan JDB Beverage Co., Ltd. and Plant Manager, told reporters that the plant covers a total area of 380 mu (about 25.3 hectares), with a factory building of 40,000 square meters. It currently employs 150 people, with ongoing recruitment. It is also understood that JDB has another production base in Dongguan's Chang'an Town, Guangdong. Established in 1998, it was JDB's first production base. To meet the needs of national and overseas market expansion, JDB subsequently established new production bases in Zhejiang, Fujian, Beijing, Hubei, Zhejiang, Guangdong, and other places. Currently, JDB's products include canned, bottled, and boxed "JDB Herbal Tea" and "Kunlun Mountain Premium Mineral Water." In 2012, JDB's canned herbal tea officially adopted the "JDB" brand. In 2015, JDB strategically upgraded to the gold can, ushering in the golden era of herbal tea. In June 2018, the classic red can made a comeback. Domestic advanced production line, producing 60,000 standard cases a day Unlike other production bases, the highlight of the JDB Qingyuan plant is the imported Italian CFT high-speed production line, with a can sealing speed of up to 1,200 cans per minute, making it the most efficient production line of its kind in China. Luo Jinrui said that the production workshop currently fills an average of 1,200 cans per minute and operates 24 hours a day; the packing line can handle 60 cases per minute, running 23 hours a day with 1 hour for maintenance and sanitation, resulting in a daily output of 60,000 standard cases. The transportation lines at the Qingyuan plant are also busy, with forklifts shuttling between warehouses. Luo Jinrui stated that the investment scale, advanced equipment, and newly introduced fully automated production lines at the Qingyuan plant are at the forefront of the industry, not only enhancing its own strength but also promoting the development of China's herbal tea industry. Luo Jinrui also mentioned that the plant is currently recruiting, and output is expected to increase further. Reporters learned that JDB plants in Beijing, Wuhan, Sichuan, Hangzhou, and Qingyuan are currently operating at full capacity 24 hours a day, with large recruitment posters posted at each plant entrance, ensuring sufficient product supply for the Spring Festival while recruiting staff. Full-line 24-hour production, preparing for the Spring Festival sales peak During a visit to the workshop, a worker told reporters: "Demand is high at year-end, and shipping tasks are heavy. Even working 8 hours a day isn't enough; overtime is arranged as needed." During lunch break, reporters asked workers about their usual work conditions. Most said they were busy recently, with everyone working at full capacity to prepare for the sales peak. "Raw materials are sufficient, orders are sufficient, production and sales are booming, and employees are highly motivated, working overtime and in two shifts. We produce 60,000 standard cases a day, and this has been going on for over a month," Luo Jinrui said. Since October, JDB has started stocking and shipping for the Spring Festival peak season. To meet market demand, the entire line will operate 24 hours a day from October to January. Facing the Spring Festival sales peak, the JDB Qingyuan plant has a specific work plan: First, ensure smooth supply of raw materials, with provisions prepared in advance. Second, ensure sufficient can supply and capital to meet Spring Festival demand. Third, ensure full-line, all-day production, with good equipment condition and high shipping efficiency, including high worker morale, working overtime to complete tasks. To cope with the Spring Festival battle, the plan is to continue production for three consecutive months. Luo Jinrui said that the Qingyuan plant mainly supplies the South China region and parts of Hunan, and he and his employees will actively respond to the traditional Spring Festival peak season battle. It is understood that JDB, which once created a miracle of a 10-billion-yuan single product in the herbal tea market, has proposed a new strategic goal this year: second entrepreneurship, increasing revenue and reducing expenditure, integrating advantageous resources, and achieving successful listing within three years! Next, reporters will continue to explore JDB and present a true picture of the herbal tea giant. Source: Jinyang Net -END-
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Inside JDB's Qingyuan Plant: 60,000 Cases a Day, Gearing Up for Spring Festival Peak Season
JDB is gradually returning to normal operations. On the morning of November 5, the Qingyuan plant was bustling with activity, with workers busy on production lines and trucks loaded with goods leaving the factory. The plant, which started production in 2014, operates 24/7 with advanced Italian CFT high-speed lines, producing 60,000 standard cases daily. As the Spring Festival approaches, JDB is ramping up production across all its plants to ensure ample supply, with plans for continuous production for three months.
