Joyoung, one of China's leading home appliance manufacturers, launched an advanced machine for soy milk in Beijing recently. [Photo provided to China Daily]

The new product's motor can make its blades rotate at double the speed as compared with traditional machines, Wang Xuming, founder of Joyoung, said earlier this month.

Joyoung created the first machine to make soy milk at home in China nearly 20 years ago, and since then the company has dominated the business.

Wang said the old machines would be donated to the poor in some areas as consumers buy the new models.

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