Ghana Customer Reorders 4 Sets of 15 TPD Rice Mill Units
Recently, a rice processing customer in Ghana placed another order for four sets of rice mill units with a daily processing capacity of 15 tons. This is the customer’s second repeat order, which fully demonstrates the stable performance and high cost-effectiveness of our equipment in the Ghanaian market.
This client has been deeply involved in local grain processing in Ghana for many years. The 15-ton rice processing production line of the same model that was put into operation in the early stage is running stably with a high rice yield and a low broken rice rate, which effectively helps the client improve the quality of refined rice and meet the rice standards of local high-end retail and catering channels.

Customer Background
The customer is a Ghanaian rice processing company that combines rice milling with cooperation with local farmers. By purchasing paddy directly from farmers and farmer groups, the company has established a stable raw material supply and processes the paddy into finished rice for local markets.
As its farmer cooperation network and paddy procurement volume continued to grow, the company needed to expand its rice milling capacity. It first purchased 3 sets of 15 TPD rice mill units, and after the equipment met its processing needs, the customer placed a repeat order for 4 additional sets.
First Order: 3 Sets of 15 TPD Rice Milling Units
To support its growing rice processing business, the customer first purchased 3 sets of 15 TPD rice milling units, providing a nominal processing capacity of 45 tons per day in total.
The standard configuration was designed to cover the main stages of rice processing, including paddy destoning, husking, separation, milling, and grading.
Why Did the Customer Reorder?
The customer’s cooperation with local farmers continued to expand, bringing a larger and more stable supply of paddy rice. With more raw materials available for processing, the company needed to further increase its milling capacity.
After the first order, the customer decided to purchase 4 additional sets of 15 TPD rice mill units. The second order adds another 60 TPD of nominal capacity.
Standard 15 TPD Rice Milling Unit Configuration
The 15 TPD rice processing machine is a compact rice processing solution designed for small and medium-scale rice mills. As shown in the picture, the standard configuration includes several key machines working together:
- Elevator – transfers paddy between different processing stages.
- Paddy rice destoner – removes stones and other heavy impurities from paddy.
- Paddy rice husker – removes the rice husk from paddy.
- Gravity paddy separator – separates brown rice from unhusked paddy for further processing.
- Rice mill – removes the bran layer and produces white rice.
- Rice grader – separates milled rice according to grain size and helps improve the final product quality.

Carefully Packed for the Ghana Shipment
This integrated design reduces manual material handling and allows the complete rice milling process to be carried out in a relatively compact space.
4 sets of 15 TPD rice mill units were prepared and packed for shipment to Ghana. The machines were securely placed on wooden pallets and wrapped with protective film, while the main equipment was further protected with sturdy wooden cases.
All packages were properly labeled and arranged before loading, helping ensure that the equipment remained secure and well organized throughout the long-distance transportation process.



Conclusion
We provide comprehensive, one-stop service—from initial proposal discussions and equipment manufacturing to post-sales installation guidance. Repeat purchases from existing customers are the strongest endorsement of our equipment performance and overall service.
We also look forward to helping more grain processing practitioners expand their production scale. If you also have needs for rice processing plant expansion or equipment upgrades, please contact us to obtain customized rice milling production line solutions to suit your local working conditions.