ADM Malting was acquired by Malteurop in August 2008 and is now named “Malteurop Canada Ltd.” Located in Winnipeg, Manitoba, the plant enjoys an excellent reputation with the Canadian Brewing Industry. Canada is one of the largest barley and malting barley producers in the world.
| Address |
3001 Dugald Road - Winnipeg - Manitoba - R2C 5H4 |
|---|---|
| Malt production capacity | 90,000 t |
| Type | Tower |
| Shipping mode | Train / Truck |
| Packaging | Bulk |
| Types of malt |
Pilsen |
New corporate film. Malteurop brings value to every customer’s malt applications. Malt and natural malt products… As a leading malting group in the world, Malteurop is a strategic partner. Being a key partner means: guaranteeing permanence in the malt supply chain; securing sources and managing price risk; and creating new barley varieties.
Malt is a natural, versatile product which offers many prospects for applications. Malteurop’s research and innovation approach is focused on creating value: by developing new malt products to meet specific needs or doing agronomic research on barley to produce higher-yield products; and optimizing processes…
There are strong variations in the price of malting barley. To protect from price risks, Malteurop offers different options to brewers and distillers. Using its global barley market information alongside its barley risk products lets Malteurop’s customers minimize their malt price volatility…
Malteurop’s positioning in the barley-malt-beer value chain is an original one, extending from varietal development to brewing. What is the optimum business model? What advantages can we provide for our customers? How can we best accompany their international development?
A vital issue for Malteurop’s customers. New tools. Long-term solutions. How to anticipate changes in barley resources? What are the best modes of collaboration?
The Malteurop Group operates 23 industrial sites in 12 countries.
The Group Leadership Team brings together the members of the Executive Committee and the directors of the local units.
