Incorporating hygienic design principles in a production facility reduces cleaning times and operational costs. This approach involves optimizing cleaning time through lean concepts and hygienic component design, minimizing cleaning frequency by optimizing product planning, and streamlining the overall cleaning process. While some design decisions may require a higher initial investment, they enhance cleaning efficiency over time. Utilizing materials that resist buildup and are easy to clean reduces maintenance time and resources. Additionally, analyzing changeover times during the design phase impacts operational expenses. Improved cleaning efficiency increases production cycles, thereby boosting productivity and profitability. Shorter cleaning times also reduce labor costs and water and energy consumption, contributing to sustainability and cost savings. Prioritizing cleaning efficiency ensures sustained high production performance.