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VIV Russia 2019
Tue, 28 May 2019
12th Plant Protein Ingredients Summit 2019
Wed, 29 May 2019
The 12th Plant Protein Ingredients Summit 2019 will focus on new Plant Protein Ingredients and applications, and on Novel Plant… Read more >
XXXVI AIBI Congress 2019
Thu, 30 May 2019
The Global Miller Blog
USSEC and USGC joint conference facilities information sharing in Chile
Sixty procurement and managerial staff members from the feed, poultry and livestock industries in 14 Latin American countries recently attendedRead more >
GEAPS Exchange 2019
by Vaughn Entwistle, Managing editor, Milling & GrainThis yearâs GEAPS Exchange was held in the âBig Easyâ, New Orleans Louisiana,Read more >
SCE company profile
An important task The demand for food is becoming bigger and bigger with an increasing global population, which is whyRead more >
The International Milling and Grain Directory
The International Milling and Grain Directory lists products and services, companies, equipment guides and more in one directory which is published in print, published online and for a mobile app each year. It is the most extensive directory specialised for the milling industry with a good reputation for trust and reaching the right people ...continue reading
10,000 copies have been printed of the 25th edition for 2017 to be distributed at industry events, through key organisations and direct to flour, rice, feed and grain millers plus ports, storage companies and grain handlers internationally. The International Milling and Grain Directory e-newsletter reaches over 8,000 readers every month. Register now for your listing to appear in the 26th print edition for 2018!
Roger Gilbert – Publisher
"The IMD has become an essential tool for millers worldwide in connecting them to product and service providers who operate internationally. Demand for our annual printed edition continues to grow, while our online platforms receive in excess of 3000 views per month."
The IMD and Milling and Grain support two charities: Milling for Life and Aquaculture without Frontiers.
Both focus on food and feed production from a milling perspective. They aim to help entry level production in developing countries along with supporting the transference of modern technology to those parts of the planet where its need most.
Our 'Charity Checkout' donation button is for either a company or individuals. All donations made will go towards specific projects which will be available via the respective M4L and AwF UK website.
The donate button below is for Aquaculture without Frontiers UK CIO. - The Publisher
