Factory Tours

Welcome to the main landing page of the factory tours. The main difference as compare to warehouse tours is factory tours allow viewing of production process.

Of cos, whether one find it educational or not will depend on whether how interested or how receptive you are on what the guide is telling you.

To avoid confusion, alot of factories are lump as warehouse as no production are seen. If some of the factories you are looking is not here, feel free to pop over to warehouse tours.

1) Otah/Soon Kueh factory:- Lee Wee Brothers/ Mygenie (worksheets available)
2) Ointment and Balm factory:- Fei Fah ( Manufacturing process seen through Video)
and
2a) Crocodile oil and Durian Tour 
3) Chee Cheong Fun Factory Tour:- Leong Chai Kee
4) Yakult Factory Tour
5) Gardenia Tour
6) Thow Yen Bao
7) Sime Darby Cooking Oil
8) Gems and Jade Factory
9) Grass Jelly
10) Diamond and Jewellery Factory
11) Biodiesel Recycling plant
12) Tiger Beer Brewery
13) Malay Curry Puff
14) Coffee Factory
15) Fassler Salmon Factory (Change of management - Only warehouse visit avail)
16) Birdnest Factory
17) Kikkoman Factory

Chinese New Year - Part 9 - Fei Fah Ointment and Balm

Okay guys; feel like there is an electric saw in your muscle when you move your arms, fingers, toe or back? Suffering from nose block, arching muscle (from carrying so many boxes of New Year Goodies) or headache?

Let me introduce, Fei Fah Ointment and Balm Company. Fei Fah has been operating in Singapore since the 60s, producing medicated balm and oil in their retail shops. Their main product, electric balm (green color bottle) was so popular that they have decided to close their retail shop and do solely wholesale business (of course a little sideline from direct selling at their factory will not hurt).

Apart from the balm, they also sell teas that are supposed to prevent or at least lower to risk of diabetics. (You could also try our Antidiabetic Herbal Tea?) Hear from the man himself when you are there! At the end of the video show, there is a free massage using their products followed by lucky draw.

If you are lucky at the end of the presentation and lucky draw, you may be able to witness the production lines at work. Witness how the waxes are heated and melt before bottling and labeling. See the photos below!

This tour will be classified as both educational tours and factory tours.

If you need transportation services to visit this place, please refer to our product listing page.

You can also purchase a list of Top 40 Must Visit Places in Singapore with Sample Itineraries at the Donation/Payment Details page.

Booking is required. Please contact Richard Yap for details