Al Hariri Group’s Full Dairy Production Line at Al Safa Factory, Kuwait

When the Al Safa factory in Kuwait came online, its dairy line was built around one of our complete turnkey systems. In this article we look at what was supplied, which products the line is designed for, and why local dairy capacity matters for Kuwait and the wider Gulf.

What Al Hariri Group supplied

Al Hariri Group designed, supplied and installed a complete dairy production line for the Al Safa factory. The scope covered processing equipment and packaging machinery for two main product families: halloumi cheese and cooked cheese.

Having processing and packing from a single supplier means one team is responsible for how the sections work together. In practice, that shortens commissioning and makes troubleshooting faster once the line is running at full capacity.

Why halloumi and cooked cheese suit the Gulf market

Halloumi and cooked cheeses are popular across the Gulf, where they appear on breakfast tables, in mezze spreads and on fast-food menus. Both products depend on controlled heating, cooling and shaping, so the line needs dependable temperature control and surfaces that are easy to clean at every stage.

Packaging and hygiene on the line

Packaging is where most of the shelf life is protected. Our packing machines use stainless steel for every food-contact part, and the guards and panels are designed so routine cleaning and inspection stay practical for the team. The packing section is sized to match the processing output, so product does not sit waiting in the open.

Jobs and local supply

A dairy plant of this size needs operators, maintenance technicians, quality staff and logistics teams. Local production also shortens the distance between the factory and the shelf, which means fresher product for consumers and fewer distribution steps for retailers.

Lessons for your own dairy project

Projects like this one tend to succeed for the same reasons. Set the target capacity before choosing machines. Match the processing speed to the packing speed. Plan the cold chain from the first design meeting rather than at the end, and train operators before start-up so the first production weeks run smoothly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which products does the Al Safa dairy line make?

The line was designed for halloumi cheese and cooked cheese. Other dairy products depend on the equipment configuration, so we review each new project against its own requirements.

Did Al Hariri Group only supply machines?

No. The project covered supply and installation of the whole production line, including placing and connecting the equipment at the factory.

Can a similar dairy line be built for another factory?

Yes. Capacity, product mix and packaging format are defined during planning. We then prepare a layout and a quotation based on the output you need.