Co-Processing

Co-Processing: frequently asked questions

What processing does Silk Foods Ceylon do on supplied raw materials?

You supply the raw material and Silk Foods Ceylon processes it to finished or semi-finished goods on food-safe lines. The team washes, sorts and grades, then dries, mills or grinds to the particle size you specify, returning the output in bulk or pack-ready formats.

Can Silk Foods Ceylon grind to a specific particle size?

Yes. Milling and grinding are done to the particle size you specify, so the output matches your downstream requirement. Silk Foods Ceylon works to your written specification on food-safe lines and confirms achievable particle ranges for your material when the team scopes the job.

Who supplies the raw material for co-processing?

You supply the raw material and Silk Foods Ceylon supplies the processing capacity and certified lines. This route suits growers, exporters and brands holding crop or raw material that needs cleaning, drying or milling. The team returns finished or semi-finished goods to your specification.

What certifications apply to co-processing at Silk Foods Ceylon?

Co-processing runs on food-safe lines under GMP, HACCP and FSSC 22000, with USDA Organic and EU Organic available on relevant products. Silk Foods Ceylon processes to your written specification, so the output carries documented quality checks and is built to retail and export standard.