Wheat is among the most widely consumed cereal grains globally and forms a staple part of diets across India and the world. It originates from the Triticum family, with bread wheat (common wheat) being the primary species used in commercial food processing plants. Other wheat varieties include durum, spelt, emmer, einkorn, and Khorasan wheat.
Common Wheat Products in Food Industry
Wheat is the key ingredient in:
Wheat's widespread usage in food manufacturing stems from its versatility, availability, and nutritional value—particularly in whole grain form, which offers antioxidants, fiber, vitamins, and minerals.
Following are the steps involved in wheat milling process-
1. Grain Cleaning
2. Size Separation
3. Magnetic Separation
4. Washing and Destoning
5.Tempering
6. Entoleter Treatment
7. Grinding and Sifting
8. Purification
Wheat milling is a foundational process in the food processing industry, converting raw grains into refined flour for widespread culinary and industrial applications. By incorporating advanced cleaning, separation, tempering, and grinding technologies, modern food manufacturing consultants help ensure consistent product quality, safety, and operational efficiency. Whether you're designing a new food processing plant or upgrading existing milling lines, integrating optimized wheat milling processes is essential for delivering superior output, meeting compliance standards, and sustaining profitability in the competitive food industry. As a food industry consultant, PMG Engineering offers end-to-end expertise in designing high-performance milling facilities tailored to your business needs.
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