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Alapala has announced the successful completion and commissioning of its 14th flour mill project in Mongolia, a 250-tons-per-day turnkey facility for Mill House LLC, marking another major milestone in the company’s global expansion and enduring partnership with the Mongolian milling industry.
Equipped with state-of-the-art milling and automation technologies, the new plant is designed to deliver premium flour quality, operational reliability, and optimal energy efficiency, even under Mongolia’s challenging climatic conditions. The facility will help meet the country’s growing demand for high-quality flour and reduce reliance on imported products.
“We are proud to contribute to Mongolia’s vision for a modern and self-sufficient food processing industry. Delivering our fourteenth project in the country is a clear testament to the trust placed in Alapala’s technology and expertise,” said the CEO of Alapala Holding Inc.
With this achievement, Alapala further strengthens its position as a trusted global partner in the design, manufacturing, and supply of turnkey flour milling facilities, now operating in more than 120 countries worldwide.
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