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29th annual IAOM MEA conference
The 29th Annual International Association of Operative Millers (IAOM) Mideast & Africa Conference and Expo, held Oct. 22-25 at Mövenpick Hotel & Residences in Nairobi, Kenya, attracted more than 600 delegates and 89 exhibitors from around the world.
World Grain visits African Milling School
A tour of invited guests was offered after the IAOM MEA located in Nairobi, Kenya.
ADM Milling’s modernized flour mill in Enid, Oklahoma
World Grain on Oct. 9 toured ADM Milling’s recently modernized flour mill in Enid, Oklahoma, U.S. A feature on the mill will be published in the December issue of World Grain.
Latest milling projects from around the world
Equipment suppliers, focusing on product safety and efficiency.
Star of the West expands with new Ohio mill
The facility was the first greenfield project for the company since 1910.
GrainsConnect ribbon cutting
GrainsConnect Canada celebrated its two new grain terminals in Saskatchewan on July 9. Executives from the companies involved in the partnership, including GrainCorp, Zen-Noh Grain and Zen-Noh, attended the ceremonies. GrainsConnect vows to have the most efficient grain handling system on the Canadian prairies.
Tour of Superior Ag’s new feed mill in Indiana
Superior Ag recently invited World Grain to tour its new feed mill that began operations this summer in Dale, Indiana, U.S.
Inside Europe and Asia’s grain and milling industries
Suppliers throughout the world are providing cutting edge milling and grain handling/storage equipment and services to the global marketplace. These company profiles discuss the service range, product technologies and research and project developments for some of World Grain’s advertisers based in Europe and Asia.
Grain storage and handling projects 2018
Customers seek to make facilities flexible so they can adjust to changes in the global economy.
IAOM 2018
The IAOM conference was held in Atlanta, Georgia, U.S. for the first time since 1982. It attracted 830 attendees from 23 countries as well as 126 exhibitors and it focused on food safety.
Bühler opens Asia-Pacific Manufacturing and R&D Center
Bühler officially opened its Asia-Pacific Manufacturing and R&D Center on April 26, a ceremony that included customers and stakeholders representing 32 nations from six continents. The ceremony was part of a three-day program that started with a Networking Day and ended with visits to three livestock, aquaculture and premix plants in the region.
GEAPS Exchange 2018
For the third consecutive year, the GEAPS Exchange expo set a record with 440 exhibitors, far ahead of last year’s mark of 380 set in Kansas City. The exhibitors displayed the latest technology in the grain storage and handling industry for the 2,918 attendees in Denver, Colorado, U.S., March 25-27.
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126th Annual IAOM Conference and Expo
After two years of disruption due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the International Association of Operative Millers (IAOM) returned to an in-person spring Annual Conference & Expo in Richmond, Virginia, US. More than 700 people are in attendance for the event, which is May 2-6.
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Tour Ardent Mills' new Port Redwing flour mill
Besides being the newest flour mill in the United States, the Ardent Mills flour mill built along the Gulf coast in metropolitan Tampa, Florida, US, has several details that set it apart. Advanced analytics, state-of-the-art equipment, unusually large grain storage capacity and unique supply chain capabilities are among the mill’s distinguishing features.
At 17,500 cwts of daily flour milling capacity, the Port Redwing mill is not Ardent Mills’ largest and is not among the 25 largest flour mills in the United States. With the capacity to receive large quantities of wheat, though, Ardent Mills constructed a large grain elevator at the Port Redwing mill, with 4.1 million bushels of storage capacity.
The elevator may be the largest ever built concurrent with the construction of a US flour mill and, according to the 2022 Grain & Milling Annual published by Sosland Publishing Co., it is the sixth largest elevator of any US flour mill currently operating. The concrete elevator includes 12, 50-foot-concrete bins with 300,000 bushels of grain storage apiece as well as a number of smaller grain bins.