Wheat grains are scientifically stored at our warehouse and periodically fumigated to avoid infestation and preserve the natural qualities of grain. Wheat is stored at ambient temperature and away from direct sunlight and water.
Cleaning involves the separation of grain from other seeds & removal of foreign materials like stones, dirt and chaffs, accumulated during farmer’s harvest. Cleaning is done on the basis of two principles. The average weight of the grain & the average size of the grain.
The cleaned wheat is ready to be conditioned for milling. The process is called Tempering, where the right amount of moisture is added to solidify the bran and tender the inner endosperm. Wheat is kept in the conditioning bins for almost 30 hours before it is milled.
Gristing means separating the chaff from the grain. This is the preliminary step in cleaning the wheat.
Grains are passed through the grinding rolls to break them individually and then milled into flour in the modern milling machines. Wheat is reduced to flour in a layered and repetitive process. The protein content in the basis for classifying the flour.
Flour is packed in Automatic packing machines that weigh the flour accurately and discharge it in a HDPE bag. The bag is then sealed with a stitching machine.