Crown Flour Mill Reiterates Commitment to Food Security on World Whole Grain Day

As the global community celebrates the World Whole Grain Day on November 19, Crown Flour Mill Ltd has reiterated its unrelenting commitment to national food security through consistent focus on food safety, innovation and cost efficiencies especially along its wheat-milling value-chain.
The company which produces a wide range of quality flour, pasta noodles, biscuits, semolina and confectionery from wheat has made a major investment in milling plants and technical innovations across its subsidiaries. Crown Flour Mill’s product range comprises Mama Gold Flour, Crown Premium Pasta, Crown Pasta, Supreme Semolina and Crown Tuwovita.
Ashish Pande, Managing Director, Crown Flour Mill Ltd said that the companyis focused on meeting the Nigerian consumers’ yearning for consistent access to quality, healthy and affordable food staples. He said: “Based on a deep understanding of the Nigerian consumers, our food brands are produced under the highest safety standards; and we have developed a robust distribution and redistribution network that are tailored to the market landscape.These efforts ensure that our portfolio of wheat-based products such as flour used atbakeries and confectioneries; and packaged pasta and noodle brands which are consumed frequently in Nigerian households, are made available across retail shops andmarketplaces across Nigeria.”
The Crown Flour Mill Limited Managing Director further reiterated the company’s commitment to quality food standards and production models that add nutritional value to the consumers and economic benefits to the nation.
Pande further stated: “With our major investments in modern milling plants,we have been able to develop an efficient milling process. The investment in our production process is a further demonstration of our focus on food safety, consumer nutritional health and cost efficiencies.”

spot_img
spot_img
spot_img
spot_img
spot_img

Hot this week

LG Reinforces Commitment to Customer Choice, Data Privacy, Secure Smart TV Experiences Across Nigerian Homes

As Nigerian consumers increasingly embrace smart home technology and...

NAICOM: Our Expectations from Insurance Operators Post-Recapitalisation

Being the keynote address by Mr. Olusegun Omosehin. Commissioner...

NGX Chair: Nigeria, USA Have Opportunity of Partnership on Security, Investment, Sports

I am delighted to participate in this convivial breakfast...

NGX Chair: Dangote Refinery IPO Will Deepen Nigeria’s Capital Market

Being excerpts of a TV interview granted by Dr....

Topics

IATA Forecast Reveals Passenger Number of 7.3bn by 2034

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) released its first...

MTN Mobile Money Excites Ghanaian Diaspora

MTN Mobile Money has become the fastest growing method...

Absa: ‘We ‘re Focused on Tackling Access to Finance for SMEs Through Digitisation’

Absa, a pan-Africa financial institution, has reiterated its commitment...

NNPC Launches Vision First Programme in Ilaje Community, Lagos

The NNPC Limited has flagged off the third edition...

Tope Smart, 47th AIO President, Unveils 5-Point Agenda

 L-R: Wife of the new President of African Insurance...

Pension Assets Hit N5.3tr, N41bn Deficit Expected in 2016

Nigerian pension assets have hit all-time high of N5.3...

Manufacturers Need to Embrace New Technology to Become Globally Competitive

With a new report predicting that British manufacturers are set to increase their productivity by 15.5% over the next five years, boosting exports by 35%, the UK is holding its own on the global stage. Such is the strength of the industry, that manufacturing is projected to deliver 40% of Britain’s productivity gains over the next decade.
spot_img

Related Articles

Popular Categories

spot_imgspot_img