Producers of pasta, whole wheat, grain, rice, and flour products.


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Buy Wheat Berries

Whole wheat berries & grain mills. Quality. Service. Fair pricing.

Organic Grain CSA

Nutritious, Delicious & Fresh Farm Direct-Shipped To You Monthly

Whole Wheat Flour

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New belVita Breakfast

Want Whole Grain? Try New belVita Breakfast Made with Whole Grain!

Alexia Whole Grain Rolls

An Average Customer Rating of 4.9 Out of 5.0 Stars. "Delicious!"

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Adrienne\'s Gourmet Foods

Offers a variety of specialty foods, including organic crackers and lentil-bean pasta.




Agricom Corporation

Global manufacturer, exporter and importer of raw materials for packaged goods. Products include rice, dried fruits, lentils, oils & fats, fruit concentrates, tea, coffee, spices and herbs among others.




Allied Mills

British manufacturers of flour, flour based products, premixes and concentrates.




American Health & Nutrition Inc.

Provides soy and other grain foods grown without chemicals.




American Prairie Organic Foods

Company produces organic hot and cold cereals, versatile all-purpose baking mixes, fresh-milled flours, ready-to-serve canned beans, and a selection of grains, beans, and seeds in consumer bulk packs.




Annies Homegrown

Manufacturer of all natural Maccaroni and Cheese and other pasta meals.




B. Natha Singh Karam Singh

Manufacturer and distributor of basmanti rice worldwide.




Barilla

Manufacturer of pasta under the Barilla name.




Bay State Milling

Milling company producing flour for the baking industry.




Bob\'s Red Mill

Millers, manufacturers and purveyors of whole grain natural food.




Tips & Advice to help you make your decision on Whole Wheat, Grain and Flour

Businesses in the food industry rely heavily on whole wheat, grain and flour, which can be used in anything from baking to making sauces. Because these staple items are in such high-demand, finding a supplier is not too difficult. However, finding a reputable supplier who knows their product well is important.

Understanding your stock is important in the food industry, whether you own a convenience store or a fast-food restaurant. Understanding the products allows you to pass on knowledge to your customers, who will return to a place they know they can buy what they like. For example, certain types of wheat are better for baking, while others have a hint of flavor and color. ... more


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