A local news report said the company is planning to add new equipment and an 8,000-bushel bin at its Guilford Township site.

John S. Forrester, former Managing Editor

May 11, 2021

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Soybean products manufacturer Quality Roasting is considering an expansion of its processing plant in Guilford Township, MI to add new equipment and a bin capable of holding 8,000 bushels, according to a recent report in the Huron Daily Tribune.

The company will start to improve the facility’s production and storage capabilities this June, the company’s CEO, Scott Rebe, told the newspaper.

Quality Roasting opened the facility in 2020, the Tribune said. The site has a current processing capacity of about 70,000 bu/day.

The company produces soybean oil and meal products for cattle feed applications.

Powder & Bulk Solids reported this week that agribusiness Archer Daniels Midland (ADM) announced plans to build a new $350 million soy crush plant in North Dakota.

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John S. Forrester

former Managing Editor, Powder & Bulk Solids

John S. Forrester is the former managing editor of Powder & Bulk Solids.

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