About

Buturlinovsky Milling Plant PJSC is one of the largest grain processing companies in the Central Black Earth region and the largest in the Voronezh region.

The plant includes facilities designed to receive, store, process and dispense bakery products.

Consumers of our products are leading producers of confectionery, bakery and pasta. We value their trust and our reputation, which is why we have implemented a food quality and safety management system.

Buturlinovsky Milling Plant PJSC is an enterprise with a rich 125-year history.

1896 

The basis of modern production is a mill built by the merchant Kashchenko in 1896.

1907-1913

In 1907, an oil mill was built, and in 1913 - a grain factory, in the building of which the modern production is still located.

1943-1976 

The company has constantly expanded its assortment, responding to challenges of the time. Since 1943, pearl groats has been produced at the plant, since 1951 - Poltava wheat groats, since 1955 - corn groats, since 1968 - pea groats (whole, crushed peas), since 1972 - barley groats.

In 1958, a feed mill was commissioned with the production of 45 tonnes of feed per day. By 1976, the plant's capacity reached 500 tonnes per day of loose feed and a line for the production of granulated feed with a design capacity of 114 tonnes per day was introduced.

In 1959, an elevator with a capacity of 22 thousand tonnes, which provided a cereal plant with grain, reached its design capacity. The second elevator with a capacity of 24 thousand. started operation in 1972.

1982-1986 

In 1982, on the basis of Swiss BUHLER equipment, the construction of a mill complex with a capacity of 500 tonnes of processed grain per day began, the design yield of flour was 75%. In 1985, the mill was commissioned and in the spring of 1986 it reached its design capacity.

1997 

In 1997, the state-owned Buturlinovsky Mill was transformed into an open joint-stock company. The form of ownership is the total share: 51% - federal governmant, 49% - legal entities and individuals, all of them are citizens of the Russian Federation.

Main shareholder: United Grain Company JSC