The facility is expected to process 80 million bushels of soybeans annually, producing about 1 billion pounds of soybean oil and 2 million tons of soybean meal.
The multifunctional silo comprises a 12,000-cubic-meter silo system and a modern hydrothermal processing plant for oilseeds, including soybeans and rapeseed.
The new operational model ensures complete physical separation of regeneratively grown wheat from conventional grain at every stage of the supply chain, from rural farm origins to regional milling facilities.
This approach is intended to reduce airborne dust, product losses and contamination around loading stations.
Through this partnership, SATAKE aims to combine both companies’ technologies and know-how to strengthen its presence in the global cereal market.