The transaction includes dry corn milling plants in Crete, Nebraska; Atchison, Kansas; and Danville, Illinois, as well as dry masa production sites in Muleshoe.
At the core of the installation is Morillon’s Hydrascrew reclaimer, a robust and efficient system designed to reliably empty bulk materials even under the most challenging storage conditions.
While the decision permits the import and processing of the GM corn for food and feed, it explicitly excludes their cultivation within the trading bloc.
This decline is attributed to the nation’s strategic pivot from flour to raw grain exports, a move that has already resulted in milling operations running at a mere 39% capacity.
This growth is largely driven by a rising population of gluten-intolerant individuals, increasing health awareness, and surging demand for nutritious, convenient food options.