
Alapala which is one of the global leaders in the food processing industry was founded in 1954 in Corum – Turkey, Alapala builds turn-key flour, maize, semolina, feed mill plants, and pasta lines. Backed by its heritage shaped by passion and dedication to its business, Alapala builds integrated food processing facilities all over the world.
Alapala is among the top 1,000 exporter companies in Turkey and has 1000+ turnkey project references from over 120 countries across the globe. Having a wide global network, Alapala is also locally existing in more than 48 countries including our country offices and representatives.
With continuous investment in R&D and providing all services from a single source (design, planning, and commissioning) Alapala services reduce operational costs and increase productivity.
And now in 2023, Alapala celebrates the opening of Alapala Academy & Innovations Center with the partnership of IAOM. With the Alapala Academy & Innovation Center, Alapala aims to provide education to milling Professionals all over the world while also standing out with its vision of being an application center for R&D studies.
Alapala’s unique expertise in construction and automation management positions Alapala as the trusted partner in turn-key solutions. Comprehensive offering of spare parts and on-site and remote services ensures business continuity. Alapala’s line of business includes flour mills (soft, hard, and durum wheat, maize mills), rice mills, feed mills, silos, and storage systems for all products, weighing, conveying, packaging systems, flour blending systems, pasta lines, and its components.
DUNAFÖFOLDVÁR, HUNGARY — Pannonia Bio sees great potential in the versatility, resilience and sustainability of barley, convincing the Hungarian company to add to its sprawling biorefinery plant with what it describes as “the world’s first high-capacity production plant for barley protein concentrates.”
Located on more than 40 hectares along the Danube River near the town of Dunaföfoldvár in central Hungary, the plant has the capacity to process 800 tonnes of barley per 24 hours and is designed so that production capacity can be doubled in the coming years.
Pannonia Bio hired Uzwil, Switzerland-based Bühler to be its primary equipment supplier. Equipment installed in the plant includes Bühler’s LAAB grain cleaner, MTRC separator, MTSD destoner, BSPB polisher, MDDZ Diorit roller mills, MPAK Sirius sifters, DFZC hammermill, AHHD pellet mill and MSDH and MSDM scales.
“While barley is already known for its role in beverages, like beer, as well as animal feed, we firmly believe in its vast untapped potential as a nutritious and adaptable food source,” said Pavel Kudriavtcev, chief executive officer of Pannonia Bio.