Russian Flour

Private Label and OEM Wheat Flour from Russia

Private label and OEM wheat flour from JSC Tabunsky Elevator, Altai: 300 t/day mill, own lab and test bakery, UN WFP-grade flour, CIFER/GACC export.

Private Label and OEM Wheat Flour from Russia

Sourcing flour under your own brand is a supply-chain decision, not only a packaging one. Retail chains, bakery groups, and industrial food producers need a milling partner whose protein, ash, moisture, and granulation stay inside the agreed specification batch after batch β€” and whose documents clear customs without delay. JSC Tabunsky Elevator, trading as Grana in Altai Krai, Russia, is a full-cycle storage and milling complex built for that kind of contract work.

A Full-Cycle Milling Asset in Altai

JSC Tabunsky Elevator brings grain intake and storage, cleaning, conditioning, milling, laboratory control, and bakery testing together at one site. That integration is what makes OEM flour manufacturing dependable: the wheat entering the mill is the same wheat the laboratory has already analysed and the test bakery has already evaluated.

Core capabilities:

  • Grain elevator capacity: 32,000 tonnes
  • Milling capacity: approximately 300 tonnes per day
  • In-house analytical laboratory
  • In-house test bakery
  • Product benchmark: UN World Food Programme flour specification
  • Export registration: CIFER/GACC
  • Tariff position for China: 0% duty on flour and bran

More on the plant is available on the about page.

Contract Models: Private Label, OEM, and White Label

Buyers use three related but distinct arrangements. In private label flour, the buyer owns the brand and the packaging design while the mill produces and packs to an agreed specification. OEM flour manufacturing usually means production against a buyer's technical specification, often for further industrial processing or for a brand the buyer already sells. White label wheat flour is the simplest version: a standard grade, packed and labelled under the buyer's mark. In each case the technical content of the flour is agreed in writing before production.

ModelBuyer providesGrana provides
Private label flourBrand, artwork, packing formatMilling, packing, labelling, batch records
OEM flour manufacturingTechnical specification and tolerancesProduction, laboratory control, certificates of analysis
White label wheat flourChosen grade and pack sizeStandard production under buyer's mark
Bulk supplyDelivery and shipping termsSilo or bulk loading, export documentation

Custom Brand Flour Russia: Where Customisation Actually Happens

Custom brand flour from Russia is not only a label. Specification work typically covers:

  • Protein content and gluten quality
  • Ash content (flour grade)
  • Moisture and whiteness
  • Granulation and particle size distribution
  • Packaging: retail bags, big bags, or bulk

Each parameter is confirmed against the contract and verified in the mill's own laboratory before shipment. The products section outlines the grades produced at the site.

Quality Control: Laboratory, Test Bakery, and the UN WFP Benchmark

Mill performance is only credible if it is measured. JSC Tabunsky Elevator operates its own laboratory and test bakery, which allows flour to be tested not only for analytical parameters but for baking behaviour β€” dough handling, volume, crumb structure β€” before the batch is released.

The reference point named in the company's capability set is the UN World Food Programme flour specification. WFP publishes the technical and quality requirements used in its tenders for wheat flour, and those requirements are widely treated as a practical benchmark for export-grade milling. Analytical methods for wheat flour are also standardised internationally under Codex Alimentarius CXS 152-1985. Details of the control workflow are described in the quality section.

Export, CIFER/GACC Registration, and the 0% China Duty

For exporters, documentation is as important as milling. The CIFER system β€” China Import Food Enterprise Registration β€” is administered by the General Administration of Customs of China (GACC) under Decree 248, and registration is a prerequisite for foreign food manufacturers shipping to the Chinese market. JSC Tabunsky Elevator holds the relevant export accreditation, which means buyer-side import paperwork can be prepared against a registered manufacturer.

China's customs tariff schedule additionally applies a 0% duty rate to wheat flour and bran imports originating from Russia. For buyers modelling landed cost, that duty position can materially change the comparison with other origins. The export page covers the documentation set.

How to Start a Private Label or OEM Programme

  1. Submit the enquiry through the site form with the target specification, pack format, and destination market.
  2. Agree the technical specification and tolerances in writing.
  3. Run a sample milling and test-bakery trial against that specification.
  4. Confirm the contract, packaging artwork, and labelling.
  5. Produce, verify in the laboratory, and release with full export documentation.

References

  • World Food Programme β€” food quality and specification requirements for wheat flour tenders
  • Codex Alimentarius CXS 152-1985 β€” Standard for Wheat Flour
  • General Administration of Customs of China β€” Decree 248 (CIFER registration)
  • China customs tariff schedule β€” duty rates for wheat flour and bran

Next Step

To discuss private label flour, OEM flour manufacturing, or white label wheat flour from Altai, leave a request via the form on the site.

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