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Oman Flour Mills eyes expansion
- Oman: Monday, September 03 - 2012 at 12:06
Oman Flour Mills (OFM) has unveiled plans to set up a new production facility and increase the capacity of its poultry and industrial bakery subsidiaries in an effort to increase its market share locally and boost exports in the region, Muscat Daily has reported. The firm, which currently operates an 800-tonnes-per-day flour mill, will set up a new 500-tonnes-per-day facility in Sohar. "Our current flour mill is ageing and with strategic food reserves being built up in Sohar, setting up a new mill in Sohar was an automatic choice," said Ali Habaj, CEO of OFM. "The initial wheat milling capacity planned is 500 tonnes per day, with the capability of expansion to 2,000 tonnes per day."
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