Three Turnkey Pasta Production Lines in One Factory in Cameroon
Talia Makina delivered three turnkey lines to a single pasta producer in Cameroon across two investment phases: a 500 kg/h short-cut line and a 750 kg/h spaghetti line in 2023; and, following the market success of the first investment, a 2,000 kg/h spaghetti line currently under installation (planned production start: September 2026).
Two Investment Phases at a Glance
Project Story
A food producer operating in Cameroon, one of Central Africa's developing pasta markets, chose Talia Makina for its pasta investment. The first installation, commissioned in 2023, brought together a 500 kg/h short-cut line and a 750 kg/h spaghetti line at the same facility.
The products from the first two lines earned the customer a strong position in the market. Building on this success, the customer made a new investment decision, and installation of a 2,000 kg/h spaghetti line began with Talia Makina once again; the line is planned to start production in September 2026. A repeat investment from the same customer is the most concrete proof of line performance and partnership.
The lines run on an AISI 304 food-grade stainless steel body with Siemens PLC automation and Yaskawa components. The short-cut line produces shells, square cut, charleston, fusilli, small elbow and penne cut shapes; the spaghetti lines produce 1.5 mm spaghetti.
The two operating lines have a combined installed capacity of 1,250 kg/h, delivering a theoretical output of up to 30 tonnes per day in continuous 24-hour operation. When all three lines are complete, total capacity will reach 3,250 kg/h with a theoretical daily potential of 78 tonnes. With turnkey installations in 18 countries since 2007, Talia Makina supports regional producers in switching to local production.

Project Fact Sheet
Turnkey Project Process
Project Results
Installed Line Views
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Frequently Asked Questions
How is a pasta production line installation in Cameroon carried out?
Project planning, line design, manufacturing, shipment, on-site installation, commissioning and operator training are handled end to end on a turnkey basis. This full scope was applied in both investment phases in Cameroon.
Which pasta shapes are produced on the lines in Cameroon?
The short-cut line produces shells, square cut, charleston, fusilli, small elbow and penne cut shapes; the spaghetti lines produce 1.5 mm spaghetti. With circular die changes, more than 30 short-cut shapes can be produced.
What is the total production capacity of the three lines?
The two operating lines have an installed capacity of 1,250 kg/h (500 kg/h short-cut + 750 kg/h spaghetti). When the 2,000 kg/h spaghetti line under installation starts production in September 2026, total capacity will reach 3,250 kg/h — a theoretical output potential of up to 78 tonnes per day in continuous 24-hour operation.
How can I get a quotation for a similar line?
You can clarify your capacity needs with our Investment Guide and Capacity Calculator, then reach us via our technical quotation form. Our team works with you on line layout and budget planning.
Can short-cut and spaghetti lines be installed at the same facility?
Yes. At the facility in Cameroon, the 500 kg/h short-cut line and the 750 kg/h spaghetti line operate in the same factory, and the 2,000 kg/h spaghetti line is being installed at the same site. The layout plan considers raw material feeding and packaging flow for all lines together.
Do customers invest with Talia Makina more than once?
Yes. The customer in Cameroon chose Talia Makina again for a 2,000 kg/h spaghetti line after the market success of the first two lines commissioned in 2023; the line is under installation and planned to start production in September 2026. Repeat investments are the most concrete indicator of line performance.
Which capacity options are available?
Our short-cut lines can be installed from 300 kg/h up to 6,000 kg/h, and spaghetti lines are configured at various capacities. In the Cameroon project, 500, 750 and 2,000 kg/h capacities were chosen.
What is the warranty and after-sales support scope?
All lines are delivered with a 24-month standard warranty. The turnkey scope includes commissioning, operator training, spare parts supply and after-sales technical support. Maintenance planning and service needs are followed up by the Talia Makina technical team.
Is remote technical support available?
Yes. The Siemens PLC based automation system supports remote connection; with authorized access, fault diagnosis, parameter optimization and software updates can be performed remotely, and on-site service is planned when needed.
Planning a pasta production facility similar to the one in Cameroon?
Talk to our team about capacity selection and line layout.
