Based on the concept of the unremitting pursuit of quality, ZOZEN cooperated with Yili Group to provide high-quality steam boilers throughout the entire process of Yili production line, contributing to the creation of a "green industry chain" for dairy products.
Yili Group is a leading company in China's dairy products. Yili Group regards quality as life. In pursuit of the excellent quality of dairy products, Yili Group strictly controls the whole process of production. Such rigorous attitude is also reflected in the selection of thermal equipment. In the production process of dairy products, steam boilers are the commonly used energy equipment, providing sufficient steam for various processes such as distillation, disinfection and sterilization of dairy products, and the performance of the products has a direct impact on product quality.
As the one of the important basic raw materials industries, the building materials industry provides support and assurance for the development of building industry and other related industries. Many building materials enterprises continue to introduce new production equipment and energy-saving technology. ZOZEN is the international qualified boiler supplier, the environmental friendly steam boilers and high efficient thermal oil heaters manufactured by ZOZEN have successfully promoted the upgrade of numerous building materials enterprises.
The fundamental causes of high energy consumption and serious environment pollution for most building materials enterprises are backward technology and traditional product structure. Building materials enterprises must reduce the energy consumption and enhance efficiency advantages to meet the challenges of fierce market competition and strict environmental protection policies.
"Going green" has inhibited the internationalization development of paper enterprises in the fiercely dog-eat-dog trade war. Enterprises from different countries are facing the challenge of timely industry structural adjustment to react to the such development situation.
