From the land, through the mill. Agricultural origin is not a backdrop — it is the first stage of production.
Organic production describes how material is grown and handled before it enters our lines. The harvest used in full: seed, fruit and oilseed arrive as agricultural material and are processed in-house.
Two production paths sit together. Organic production follows its own cultivation and handling rules. Conventional production runs beside it. Both feed the same mill structure — oils, meals, sesame, fruits & vegetables, and additional lines.
What origin means here
- Farming and harvest as the first production stage
- Organic and conventional paths kept distinct
- Material received into dedicated processing lines
- The harvest used in full — not a trading overlay