Mennel Milling expands
Mennel Milling Company recently invited World Grain to tour its new spring wheat milling line, which is being installed at its mill in Fostoria, Ohio, U.S. An article about the mill expansion and other recent company activities will appear in the February issue of World Grain.
Mennel Milling Company recently invited World Grain to tour its new spring wheat milling line, which is being installed at its mill in Fostoria, Ohio, U.S. An article about the mill expansion and other recent company activities will appear in the February issue of World Grain.
Mennel Milling Company’s headquarters in Fostoria, Ohio. Mennel is the seventh largest flour milling company in the United States.
Pictured inside Fostoria’s recently renovated company headquarters are, from left, Scott Flick, plant manager; David Marty, vice-president of operations; Tom Kellogg, project manager; Heidi Long, vice-president of sales; Ford Mennel, president; Gary Lowery, milling superintendent; and Hal Bishop, director of automation and electrical systems.
: Mennel is nearing completion of a new spring wheat milling line that will add 10,000 cwts to its daily milling capacity at the company’s Fostoria plant.
Mennel recently added new Chief steel bins with storage capacity of 860,000 bushels, bringing the overall grain storage capacity at the Fostoria mill to nearly 4 million bushels.
Workers install Bühler cyclone separators at the mill in Fostoria.
Bühler sifters will be used in the spring wheat mill in Fostoria.
Workers install mill stand motors at Mennel’s spring wheat mill.
A view of the mill floor, featuring Bühler MDDK roller mills.