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SUPPLIERNEWS

Matvyenko joins Intersystems’ Ukraine office
OMAHA, NEBRASKA, U.S. — Intersystems announced on Feb. 4 the addition of
Dmytrij Matvyenko as technical support
specialist. Matvyenko will be located in the
company’s sales ofﬁce in Kharkov, Ukraine.
In this position, he will provide assistance and
support to Intersystems customers and distributors in the area.

Matvyenko graduated from Kharkiv National Technical University of Agriculture, where
he majored in Machinery and Equipment of
Agricultural Enterprises. He has experience
working with material handling equipment for
agricultural facilities in the U.S.
Matvyenko joins Polina Lytvynenko, CIS
sales manager, and two other colleagues at

Future
of Flour

Intersystems’ Ukraine
sales ofﬁce. The ofﬁce
opened in early 2011
and serves Ukraine,
Russia and Kazakhstan.
The local presence
has made it easier for
customers to do business with Intersystems
Matvyenko
and to conduct that
business in a timely manner. The CIS states
continue to be an important market for Intersystems and the company will continue
to commit resources to the region.

Ocrim offers milling training courses

The team of authors led by the acknowledged expert Dr. Lutz Popper
(Mühlenchemie) gives special attention to the nutritional and technical
aspects of flour fortification. Mill managers will find answers to the
most common questions asked about flour and suggestions for solving
the typical problems that occur in flour processing. An impressive work
covering a broad range of topics from the exchange of raw materials
between continents to genetic engineering.

CREMONA, ITALY — In cooperation with
the International Association of Operative
Millers (IAOM), Ocrim is offering an intense program of training courses in milling.
Teachers and technicians, coming from
the U.S. headquarters of IAOM, will carry
out various courses at the Milling Technology School. This will merge the abilities that have been developed through the
years in Ocrim with the knowledge and
the preparation of IAOM teachers.
The ﬁrst scheduled courses include:
• March 11-15 – IAOM Fundamentals of
Milling I
• March 18-22 – IAOM Fundamentals of
Milling I
Additional information is available at
http://www.iaom.info/education/residentmilling-courses/course-schedule/
Each course will be coordinated by
Ocrim staff.

Contents

MacGregor to be based in Singapore

A Compendium of Flour Improvement

“Future of Flour” is the first comprehensive compendium of flour
improvement to be written by practical men for practical use.
“Future of Flour” contains information on topics ranging from the
new challenges of a globalized market to the use of modern
technologies in wheat breeding, flour treatment or quality testing.

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Questions and Flour Problems
Wheat: More than just a Plant
The Milling Process
Global Wheat Trade
Wheat Quality in the United States
of America
• Canadian Wheat
• Australian Wheat
• Chinese Wheat: Current Situation
and Prospects
• Quality Characteristics of Indian Wheat
• Argentinian Wheat
• French Wheat Classes
• Determining the Baking Quality
of Wheat and Rye Flour
• Fundamentals of Rheology and
Spectrometry

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• The Role of Gluten Elasticity
in the Baking Quality of Wheat
• Rye Flour
• Composite Flours
cation
• Flour Fort cation
• Flour Treatment
• Premixes and Complete Mixes
• Wheat Flour Products in North America
• Chinese Steamed Bread
• Production of Baked Goods from
Wheat and Rye Flours - Methods and
Analysis of Faults
• Noodles and Pasta
• Future Trends
• Conversion Tables and Abbreviations
• Keyword Index

HELSINKI, FINLAND — Cargotec’s board
of directors decided at its meeting on Feb. 11 to
base its MacGregor business unit in Singapore.
Cargotec said it continues to plan for a
separate listing of MacGregor subject to
market conditions.
Singapore provides a strong base for marine and offshore industries with several
listed marine companies. This will enable
MacGregor to develop its entire value chain,
including services.
“Since more than 70% of MacGregor’s
sales are already generated in Asia-Paciﬁc,
we feel that establishing our domicile in Singapore would represent a natural development for our operations,” said Mikael Mäkinen, president of MacGregor.
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