Multiflour supplies unique food ingredients for innovative food concepts

Ancient grains

Oude graansoorten

Specific grains such as spelt and oats in flour, grits or flakes.

Take a look at our selection of ancient grains

Pseudo grains

pseudogranen

Varied selection of quinoa, millet and other pseudo grains.

Take a look at our selection of pseudo grains

Pulses

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Various pulses in different applications (flours, crunchy applications, etc.)

Take a look at our selection of
Pulses

Plant proteins

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Various plant proteins in different forms (flours, pre-cooked)

Take a look at our selection of
plant proteins

Innovations & news

  • Combination of sales force Multiflour and MPF Germany / Benelux

    Afbeelding samenwerking MF MPF

    As from 1 January 2020 Multiflour and MPF are partners when it comes to pure food ingredients and customer-oriented solutions. The activity portfolios complement each other exceptionally well which provide opportunities for both companies’ partners and customers in the field of representation in North West Europe. This collaboration will broaden en deepen relationships with these partners and customers and provides a strong basis to build (for a start) the launch of FabaTex®60.

     
  • Multiflour and MPF Germany / Benelux launch FabaTex®60

    With FabaTex®60, a textured fababean protein with a content of 60% protein, Multiflour and MPF focus on innovations in the sustainable plant ingredient market.

    FabaTex®60 is ideally suitable as a protein source for meat substitutes and is an adequate alternative for soy. But that is not the only application.

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  • Tritordeum, the golden cereal

    Tritordeum is a new cereal originated from a crossbreed of durum wheat and an old wild barley. This new cereal with its characteristic golden colour is grown in Europe mainly in the Mediterranean (Spain, Italy). Multiflour distributes tritordeum in the Benelux and acts as a proactive advisory partner with regard to possible concepts.

    Tritordeum website