Riley Product Handling
Bespoke product-handling and automation systems for biscuit, cookie and snack-food manufacturers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Riley Product Handling
Riley Product Handling designs and produces bespoke product-handling systems for biscuits, cookies and snack foods, including conveyor systems and controls. It also provides fabrication, installation, integration, service and spare parts.
Its customers include food-industry groups and snack-food manufacturers. The company develops systems in collaboration with customers and suppliers and provides engineering services for industrial facilities.
Riley Product Handling Limited is headquartered in Derby, United Kingdom. Its first automated biscuit-handling system was installed in 1977; the company was founded in 2001.
Product: Bespoke food product-handling and conveyor systems, controls, fabrication, installation, integration and servicing.
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