The Unifine impact flour mill cost effectively produces both an excellent whole grain flour and a superior replacement for nutritionally deficient refined white flour. Unifine sifted whole grain flour matches white flour functionality, while yielding more nutritious and flavorful baked goods.

Roller milled refined white flour - devoid of bran and germ - still dominates over 90% of U.S. flour milling [2015 Whole Grain Council Report].. However, professional bakers requiring 'white flour functionality' give stellar reviews to directly sifted whole grain flour. Direct sifting only removes the troublesome larger flour particles that literally puncture the bubbles in the rising dough. This simple process retains most of the bran/germ nutrition that white flour eliminates.

The Unifine Milling System requires a much smaller production and facility footprint than the centralized (white flour) industrial roller mill. The capital investment and ongoing maintenance costs are also dramatically less than roller mill systems and most other whole grain systems. The base system (900 to 1,800 lbs/hr) is expandable as demand increases. Milling is not limited to wheat, the Unifine mill may be used to mill many other grains and products. See the partial list of products being milled below.

Most "whole wheat" flour offered today is inefficiently produced, reconstituted white flour that has had the bran and germ reintroduced. With Unifine one-pass milling, you get either a very fine 100% whole grain flour or directly sifted whole grain flour, a functional white flour replacement retaining the most of the kernel nutritional goodness & fiber.