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ZUBIX INTERNATIONAL LIMITED PRODUCERS OF ZUBIX CHEESE BALLS,
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BISCUITS, CORNFLAKES, LEMON SWEETS, AND ALLIED PRODUCTS,
LOCATED AT OGIDI, ANAMBRA STATE.  GOOG
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AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
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TABLE OF CONTENT  MASS

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Table of content
Chapter one  MEDIC
Introduction LABORAT
Chapter two  MOTIV

Brief history of the company ARTICLES
Chapter three  MUSIC
Description and history of cheese balls
 NASSA
Chapter four
Processes in cheese balls production 
 NECO
Chapter five
Methods of cheese balls storage Table
Chapter six  NEWS

Challenges encountered
 NIGER
Chapter seven
Conclusion and recommendation  Nigeria
References Recruitme
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CHAPTER ONE
 Real E
INTRODUCTION
The student’s industrial experience is a welcomed skill training  RECHA
programme which forms parts of the approved minimum academics standard in PRINTING
various degree programmes for all the Nigerian Universities.  ROMA

It is an extortion to bridge in the gaps existing between theory and
 SAFET
practices of engineering and technology science, agriculture, medicals,
managements and other professional educational programmes in the Nigerian  SCHO
tertiary institution. It is aimed at exposing students to machines and equipment,  SCHO

professional work methods and ways of safeguarding the work areas and
 TECHN
workers in industries and other organization.
The minimum duration of the SIWES (Student Industrial Work Experience  TRAVE
Scheme) should normally be 24 weeks (6 months) which excludes engineering TOURISM
and technology programme. Where the minimum duration is 40 weeks the  WAEC
scheme is a tripartite programme involving the students, the Universities and the
 WAEC
industrial (employer of labour of Nigerian and jointly co-ordinated by the industrial May/June
training fund (ITF) and national Universities commission (NUC).
 WAEC
OBJECTIVES OF SIWES
May/June
The objectives of the students industrial work experience include the following: Table 2016
- Provides the student for the work situation that they are likely to meet
after graduation.
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- It helps to acquire students of Nigerian in their industrial skills and
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experience in the course of study.
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- It helps students to handle equipments and machinery that may not be
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present in the school.
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CHAPTER TWO
BRIEF HISTORY OF THE COMPANY
Zubix International Nigerian Limited, is a known experienced production
industry situated at Ogidi in Anambra State, Nigeria. 
The company is responsible for supplying of Zubix cheese balls, Zubix
biscuits, Zubix cornflakes, Zubix lenon Sweets and allied products to almost the
south, east, west of Nigeria.
The company Zubix International Nigeria limited was established in 1985
by Chief Azubuike. A. Okafor of Alor, in Anambra State.
The company Zubix Nig. Limited is also a registered company with
National Agency For Food and Drugs Administration (NAFDAC) with the
registration number of AI-5788.
The company which is located at Ogidi in Anambra State has sufficient
boreholes, water tanks, buses which helps them carry out their work in the
factory.
The company also produces table water and sachet water which is known
as vivia sachet and table water.
Organization structure of the company

Zubix International Nigerian Limited has many department and staff in the
company. Some are grouped as casual workers while some are grouped as main
staff.
The section includes chemical room, production room, packaging room,
sealing section, marketing department and the ware house.
The Organogram for Zubix Nig. Limited
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PRODUCTION CAPACITY
Zubix Nigerian Limited, Produces an average number of 20,000 bags of
cheese balls per day which comprises of morning workers and night workers.
In the production of cornflakes, there produces an average of 10,000
cartoons of corn flakes which is known as Zubix corn fakes per day, Zubix Danish

cookies are also produced 10,000 cartoons per day, Lemon Candy of 2000
cartoons per day etc.
SET BACK FACED BY THE COMPANY
1. High cost of raw material in Nigerian.
2. Power failure
3. Emergency breakdown of some machines during working periods.
CHAPTER THREE
DESCRIPTION AND HISTORY OF CHEESE BALLS
Cheese balls which is also known as cheese puffs, Cheese curls, are a puffed
corn snacks food which is coated with a mixture of cheese flavored powders.
Cheese balls is a popular snack which is known in most countries especially
U.S.A , Canada & Nigeria. Cheese balls are manufactured by extruding heated
corn through a die that forms the particular shape of balls, curls etc.
Cheese balls are of different shapes which may be ball-shaped curly
(“cheese curls”), straight or irregular shape as animal or other objects.
Some cheese balls are puffy, while others are crunchy.
However, cheese balls can be served with milk; it can be eaten at all time.
Cheese balls are taken by everyone especially little children who take it to school
as snacks.
Cheese balls which is a very good sources of protein, vitamin with fat and oil .
it is a snacks for all ages and all times, which can be taken at schools and
picnics.
RAW MATERIALS FOR CHEESE BALLS PRODUCTION AND THEIR

FUNCTIONS.
- Maize grit
- Milk flavour
- Food colour
- Water
- Vegetable oil
- Aspartame
- Salt
- Citric acid.
FUNCTIONS:
1. MAIZE GRIT
Maize (Zea Mays) is a cereal grain. Maize grit which are cereals are rice sources
of starch and contains from 7:14% protein.
The protein of cereals are deficient in the essential amino acid lysine.
Maize grit is made with yellow or white corn, which is a good source of vitamin A
and E.
In the production of cheese balls, maize grit is the main ingredient 
because it is the most important raw material for the production of cheese balls.
Maize grit is gotten from corn, which can be grinded in a powdered form to form
maize grit.
Maize grit is a good source of carbohydrate, but contains protein and
vitamin in a trace amount.
2. MILK FAVOUR:
In cheese balls production, milk flavour is very important because it
improves and gives taste to food (Cheese balls).
Milk flavours are usually into diary products to elevate their taste and
mouth feel.
Dairy products and food with milk flavours have always been popular with
customer. Therefore in order to satisfy customer’s requirements for taste. Milk
flavour is added to develop and enhance the taste of any food.
Snacks which contains milk flavour is been taken by children
because of its milky flavoured aroma and it makes customers buy them.
A good milk flavour is a very good source of calcium, protein, vitamins D,
Vitamin A, Vitamin B12, Phosphorus and niancin.
3. FOOD COLOURING:

Food colouring is any agent that is added to enhance color or visual
appeal of a food or drink.
Food colouring is derived naturally from various flowers, spices or food or
can be artificially or chemically created.
Food colouring agents are tasteless so do not change the taste of food.
In the production of cheese balls, food colouring is used to enhance the
colour of the food. Food colour is used to mask colour variation in a food, to
identify a food, for decorative purposes, and to make it appetizing.
Food colouring comes in liquid, gel, paste and powder form. The liquid
form is the most common, and typically provides the weakest colour.
Food colouring is good in the production of cheese balls to make it
appetizing and palatable.
4. WATER
Water is a universal solvent, potable water is need for cheese balls
production.
Water helps to obtain dough of good consistency. It is an essential
ingredient in cheese balls production, it also helps in achieving homogenization,
hydration of glaidin and glutenin (Protein of flour) to form glutein.
Water acts as solvent for dry ingredients such as salt, sugar and it is
particularly important for the reaction of chemical leavening agents.
During the production of cheese balls, the quantity of water needed varies
with the quantity of the maize grit.
5. VEGETABLE OIL:
Vegetable oil are lipid materials derived from plants. Physically, oils are 
liquid at room temperature and fats are solid chemically, both fats and oils are
composed of triglycerides, as contrasted with waxes, which lacks glycerin in their

structure.
Although many plants yield oil, in commercial practice oil are extracted
primarily from seeds.
Vegetable oil are derived from canola oil, soy bean oil, corn oil, etc.
vegetable oil is very important in the production of cheese balls production,
because it binds the ingredients together, and helps the texture of the dough
(corn grits) to be soft while taking or consuming vegetable oil is a very good
source of energy and it supplies essential fatty acids.
6. ASPARTAME
Aspartame which is also known as nutra sweet is a sweetening agent.
Aspartame which has been in the market since 1981.
Aspartame which originated from U.S.A is a sweetening agents which is
composed primarily of two common amino acids, aspartic acid and
phenylalanine, which is a building block for conventional food such as protein
and natural flavour molecules.
Aspartames which are used n the production of diet soda drinks, foods,
beverages etc. it is very good in the production of food because of its Iower
calorie.
In the production of cheese balls, we use Aspartame because it improve
the taste of cheese balls giving it that sugar taste and making it palatable to eat.
Aspartame is a good source of Vitamin A.
7. SALT:
Salt improves the taste of food. In the production of cheese balls, salt
brings out more flavour and sweetness in them.
8. CITRIC ACIDS:

Citric acid is one of the beneficial ingredients in the production of cheese
balls. Citric acid is an organic acid but not to be confused with Vitamin C, which is
ascorbic acid. Citric acid helps prevents urinary tract infection, aids in the
removal of toxins from the body etc.
CHAPTER FOUR
PROCESSES IN CHEESE BALLS PRODUCTION
Cheese balls is made wit six basic ingredients; namely maize grit, water,
milk flavour, aspartame, food colour and vegetable oil and also other optional
ingredients include salt and citric acid.
These when mixed in a mixer for about 3-5 minutes will give a
homogenous mixture.
Cheese balls production involves various processes and stages which
includes the following:

- Collection and inspection of raw material

- Measurement
- Mixing
- Extrusion
- Baking
- Flavouring
- Packaging
- Warehousing etc.
The unit operation in cheese balls production

PROCEDURES IN CHEESE BALLS PRODUCTION PROCESS

Collection and Inspection of raw materials
All the raw materials for cheese balls production are carefully collected
from the chemical room where it is tested to determine the quality of a good
product.
Measurement: To achieve desired quality at the end of production, both
compulsory and optional ingredients are measured in their proper proportion.
Weighing and measuring of ingredients are very vital as inaccurate measurement
of result could lead to undesirable and low quality of cheese balls.
Mixing: Mixing process is critical to the quality of the final product. It helps to
achieve consistency and homogeneity of the ingredients. In the production of 
cheese balls, all the raw materials which include maize grits, food colour,
flavouring, aspartame, salt, vegetable oil, water and citric acid are mixed together
in a mixer for about 3-5mins before production.
The standard mixing procedure and ingredient weight quantity are as
follows:
Ingredients Weight (kg)

Maize grits 300kg (6 bags)
Milk flavour 40kg
Food colour 100kg
Water 300cl
Vegetable oil 2 litres
Aspartame 50kg
Salt 5 Kg
Citric acid 10kg
All these are mixed using electric mixing machine which is known as mixer. The
mixer is made of stainless steel and this prevents rusting which is capable and
able of recontamination of the homogenous mixture.
Extrusion: Extrusion is the process by which the balls are produced. Extruder is
a machine which conveys the maize grit mixture to the hoper of the extruder with
the help of plastic conveyor.
i. Hoper: it is a stainless container or a bucket which is temporary used for
the storage of grit mixture.
Baking: It is a treatment process that involves the heating of the cheese balls in
the oven at a certain regulated temperature. The baking range temperature is
190oc at a speed of 150RMS.
This baking process makes the cheese balls to have a crunchy taste
while eating. At this stage the moisture in the cheese balls is being dried and
ready to consume.
Flavouring: Flavouring is a very necessary and important process in cheese
balls production. The raw materials for flavouring includes cheese flavour, salt,
vegetable oil.
Flavouring is the process that involves mixing the cheese flavour, salt and
vegetable oil together. This makes the cheese balls to look appetizing and
attractive for the consumers
Ingredients Weight
Vegetable oil 80 liters
Food colour 100kg
Salt 10kg
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Packaging :
The properly flavoured cheese balls are manually packaged using a nylon
bags. This is to protect the cheese balls against micro-organisms, moisture, air
and other forms of contamination. And it also helps in easy handling and
transportations of the cheese balls.
Ware housing and marketing:
The properly sealed sachets of cheese balls are manually packed in the
storage room/ ware house awaiting sales. Some customers come to the factory
to purchase their cheese balls, but is mostly transported to customers who wants
to buy in bulk, using Lorries, pickup etc. the properly sealed cheese balls are
packed 100 sachets in a nylon bag.
CHAPTER FIVE
METHODS OF CHEESE BALLS STORAGE
Inefficient methods of storage and rough bad handling of cheese balls
can lead to breakage of the cheese balls. A good storage method includes the
following:
(1) To extend the shelf life of the cheese balls
(2) To retain the initial taste and flavour of the cheese balls
(3) To retain the textural quality of the cheese balls
Good method of storing cheese balls includes the following:
(a) Storing the cheese balls in air tight nylon bag.
The storing method helps in preserving the freshness of the cheese balls.
Since cheese balls can be soft if not tighted well, the plastic bags / nylon can
help to avoid air.
(b) Store in a cool place to avoid air spoiling it and making it soft.
(c) Avoid throwing the bags while loading or at any time to avoid breakage
STALING:
It is a common knowledge that when cheese balls are stalled for a very
long time, it becomes soft and crunchyless. This could be due to air.
Stalling reduce she palatability of cheese ball and makes it tasteless while eating
/ consuming.
To maintain the freshness of the cheese balls, it should be kept at a room
temperature of 600c.
CHAPTER SIX
Firstly, finding a place of attachment was not really easy for me but God
by my side, I was able to find a place. I met a lot of challenges which involved
asking me my state, my school and so many things. At a point I was confused
but is had to pick up courage and continue trying my luck, one day as I went to
church at our Lady’s of Victory Catholic Church Umuleri, I bought the trinitas

(Catholic News Paper) reading it I found out that there was a company which
produces cheese balls, biscuits etc I called the number at the back of the paper
but it was not going, I have to pick up courage to go to the company as I have
the address of the company with me, which I got from the news paper. It only
took the grace of God for me to get that Job.
Secondly at the initial stage of my training, I found out that cheese balls
production wasn’t easy, I was managing myself and was still trying to fit in myself
in the work. At last I noticed I could be of a great help for the company because
of their production capacity. We have many customers, so there was no amount
of biscuit, cheese balls, cornflakes, lemon candy produced daily that was enough
for customer. Therefore, to meet up with our customers demand we have to work
morning and night to meet up with our customer.
Finally, cheese balls machine are not found in Nigeria because it’s not
movable, the machines are noiseless and very fast in production.
RECOMMENDATION
Based on my experience during the six months of industrial training the following
are my recommendation
(1) Government at all level should ensure that electricity are taken properly
cared off.
(2) Proper funding of the manufacturing sector of the economy by the
government.
(3) Companies / factories especially cheese balls, corn flakes, biscuits and
sweet companies, should mandate the use of Lab Coat, by staff in their
work place.
(4) Government should make sure that NAFDAC officials are always going to
production companies to maintain good products.
(5) Federal government should make it mandatory for all ministries,
companies, and government agencies to offer attachment places to
students in their relevant field of study, so as to forestall the rate at which
students suffer on the course of finding a place of Industrial attachment.
CONCLUSION:
Zubix Nigeria Limited gave me the privilege of learning about production.
“experience they say is the best teacher” I can’t imagine how my life is going to
be after graduation without this industrial training which has given me a lot of
experience in cheese balls production, sweet production, cornflakes production
and biscuit production. I want to say a big Thank You to Ebonyi Food Science
and Technology lectures for making sure that every students goes for an
industrial training.
I promise myself that one of my daughters is going to read food science
and technology to its greatest highest
REFERENCES 
Deirdres S. Blanchifield, How Cheese products are made: An illustrated Guide to

product manufacturing, gale, 2002, ISBN NO – 7876-2444-6, P. 70.
Stuart, Elliott (14 July 2011) “Celebrating south Park by bring it to life” The New
York Times. Retreved 19 October 2011.
Burtea, O (2001). Snack Foods From Formers and high Shear Extruders” in
Lusas EW; Rooney Lw. Snack foods processing. PP. 287 ISBN 1- 56676-
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Chapter two  MOTIV

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Chapter six  NEWS

various degree programmes for all the Nigerian Universities.  ROMA

tertiary institution. It is aimed at exposing students to machines and equipment,  SCHO

educational process of preparing Universities graduates for employment in HOME

Organization structure of the company

This is a sample: Contact Us to get the Organogram

RAW MATERIALS FOR CHEESE BALLS PRODUCTION AND THEIR

3. FOOD COLOURING:

composed of triglycerides, as contrasted with waxes, which lacks glycerin in their

8. CITRIC ACIDS:

- Collection and inspection of raw material

The unit operation in cheese balls production

PROCEDURES IN CHEESE BALLS PRODUCTION PROCESS

Ingredients Weight (kg)

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