YADA Company News

Partner ice cream factory delivers the first batch of co-developed ice cream sticks featuring an innovative 114x15x2mm wide board birch wood design, demonstrating superior structural integrity and consumer comfort in high-temperature milk and fruit-based ice cream applications.

YADA Industrial conducted in-depth regulatory training on the EU PPWR and U.S. packaging laws to empower its global clients to achieve seamless compliance, mitigate risks, and implement sustainable wooden cutlery solutions.

YADA Industrial announces the addition of two high-speed automated packaging machines for single-pack coffee stirrers, supporting flexible packaging lengths from 80mm to 220mm. This capacity expansion reinforces our commitment to on-time delivery and quality excellence for global partners.

We put your success first by offering tailored Grade A, B, and C quality grading and machine-optimized packaging to lower your operational costs and improve your market competitiveness.

YADA Industrial celebrated the Dragon Boat Festival by gifting both sweet and savory zongzi, as well as salted duck eggs, to honor three decades of dedication from our frontline employees.

Whether it’s a full container or a single carton, Ya-Da Xin-Yuan ensures premium protection with our signature cross-wrapping and corner-guard packaging, treating every small-scale startup with the same dedication as our global partners.

YADA has successfully fulfilled an order of 2,050 cartons of custom-logo wooden ice cream sticks and spoons for a partner in Spain, featuring precision hot-stamping engineered for high-speed automated production.

News about the successful export of 114mm ice cream sticks to North America after passing a rigorous third-party audit.

YADA has completed its annual Forest Stewardship Council audit, demonstrating a strong commitment to social responsibility and a transparent green supply chain by adhering to the latest international standards for global buyers.

The FDA banned the import and sale of Areca catechu palm leaf dinnerware in May 2025 due to potential leaching of harmful alkaloids like arecoline, posing health risks. This article delves into the ban's background and recommends safer wooden and bamboo alternatives.