Ocrim 'Wheat, Flour, And...' 2023
Guests from all over the world attended Ocrim’s "Wheat, Flour, And…" event Sept. 22-24 in Rimini, Italy, and the surrounding area, featuring days packed with education, culture and connection to the company’s roots and vision for the future.
Founded in 1945, Ocrim specializes in supplying milling plants, feed mills and grain processing systems in general and specializes in turnkey solutions. The company also is focused on and invests in training, customer satisfaction and communication.
For a complete recap of Wheat, Flour, And, visit ocrim.com.
Outside the Fulgor Theatre in Rimini
Attendees arrive to the Cinema Fulgor in Rimini Italy for the opening of Ocrim’s 2023 edition of "Wheat, Flour, And…"
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Fulgor Theatre Rimini - opening
Fulgor Theatre Rimini - Alberto Antolini, CEO of Ocrim; Prefect of Cremona Corrado Conforto Galli; Federico Vecchioni, CEO of BF S.p.A.
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Fulgor Theatre Rimini - Day 1 speakers
Stefano Mazzini, Sales, Communication and Marketing Director, Ocrim; Fabio Vuoto, Technical Director Ocrim; Emanuele Bigna, Production Director, Ocrim; and Ivano Scandolara, Site Assembly Manager, Ocrim.
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Poggio Torriana: Lunch at Paglierani
Poggio Torriana, at the headquarters of Parglierani, Ocrim’s sister company, another company owned by the Antolini family, which designs and produces machines for weighing, packaging, bagging, palletizing, winding and transport of full sacks.
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Poggio Torriana: Dinner at Marcosanti Castel
The attendees enjoyed a beautiful evening and dinner at Castello Marcosanti, Poggio Torriana.
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Fulgor Theatre Rimini - Day 2 speakers
Day 2 speakers included moderator Giovanni Palisto; Marco Galli, Director of Ocrim's Technological Departmen; Daniele Marani, deputy production manager at Molino sul Clitunno; Simona Digiuni, Head of Ocrim's Research & Technological Development Department; Elisa Menchetti, quality control manager. Pastificio Fabianelli; and Costanza Jucker, Associate Professor in Agricultural Entomology at the University of Milan.
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OP prize
Sergio Antolini, Chairman, Ocrim, presents the inaugural OP Prize to Giuseppe Pignacca, Daniela Biagetti, Farcas Roberto, and Giacomo Tonelli.
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Visit to Santargangelo di Romagna
The attendees had the opportunity to visit the medieval town of Santarcangelo di Romagna and the underground caves.
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Dinner at Tenuta la Lepre
Dinner at Tenuta la Lepre in Santarcangelo di Romagna.
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Greek millers
Enjoying the evening activities at Tenuta la Lepre are, from left, Iordanis Papadopoulos, Komotini Mills; Konstantinos Marinou, Asopou Flour Mills; and Constantinos Katsaris, Industria s.a.
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Dancing night with the JBees band
The festivities ended with a night of music and dancing from the JBees Band at Tenuta la Lepre in Santarcangelo di Romagna.
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