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FEATURE: EUROPEAN SUPPLIER PROFILES

Industrial storage plants

Mulmix Spa
Via Palladio, 7-35010
Campo San Martino, Padua, Italy
Tel: +39 049 9638211
Fax: +39 049 9630511
E-mail: mulmix@mulmix.info
Internet: www.mulmix.it

Mulmix is an Italian company specializing in the
engineering and production of storage plants, feed
mill units and seeds selection lines. The company has
the flexibility to build from medium to industrial turnkey installations.
In almost 50 years of history, Mulmix has worked
with 70 countries, by satisfying the requests of 2,000
companies which purchased complete plants. From
project to production, including assembly and aftersales service, the work amounted to total storage
capacity of more than 4.5 million tonnes.
The company invested about 6 million euros in new
machines for working steel directly from coils, guaranteeing raw material quality and traceability along the

whole supply chain. Attention is given to the research
and development department, which is in charge of
finding technical solutions in the development of new
conveying systems for cereals and oilseeds.

Grain storage, handling equipment
Mysilo is one of the leading grain storage systems manufacturers with an annual capacity of 4
million cubic meters. The company has installed
more than 1,000 projects for approximately 600
customers in 52 countries. Mysilo specializes in
design, manufacture and installation of grain

storage silos and handling equipment. Main products include grain storage silos, handling equipment, bucket elevators, chain conveyors, belt
conveyors, aeration systems, fans, temperature
monitoring systems, electrical panels, catwalks,
and steel towers.

The National Association of British and
Irish Millers (nabim), the trade association for
the U.K. flour milling industry, is committed to
the development of skilled millers and has always
placed a high priority on milling training. Nabim
works with its member companies to develop and
deliver training resources. Each year, for example,
hundreds of students worldwide enroll in its distance learning program, which runs from September to May and comprises seven modules, providing a complete overview of flour milling. Each
module is subject to rolling review and so a new
edition of each module textbook is issued every
five years or so, keeping it fresh and up to date. This
material is supplemented by additional information

circulated with the year's lessons. Topics covered
include: safety, health and hygiene; wheat; modern
flour milling operation and performance; product
handling, storage and distribution; flour functionality; power and automation; and mill management.
For each module, the student has one tutor, an expert in their field, who will provide guidance and
advice on the coursework. Assessment is by written
examination at the end of the course year. When
students have successfully completed all seven
modules, they are awarded nabim's Advanced
Certificate in Flour Milling. In addition, nabim produces complementary training resources, such as
video and e-learning, and is now well advanced in
the development of a virtual flour mill.

MySilo/Siloport
Organize Sanayi Bölgesi 1. Cadde No: 52/B,
Aksaray, Turkey
Tel: 90.382.266.22.45
Fax: 90.382.266.22.52
E-mail: mysilo@mysilo.com
Internet: www.mysilo.com

Distance-learning program

National Association of British
and Irish Millers (nabim)
Info 21 Arlington Street
London, England, SW1A 1RN
Tel: +44.207.4932521
Fax: +44.207.4936785
E-mail: info@nabim.org.uk
Internet: www.nabim.org.uk;
www.nabimtraining.com
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