Helsingin Mylly
Finnish miller producing grain and oat-based food products for consumers
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Helsingin Mylly
Helsingin Mylly produces Myllärin grain and oat-based food products, including porridge, baking ingredients and gluten-free products. It also publishes recipes and food-related content.
Its products are presented for household cooking and baking. The company is a Finnish family business founded in 1958, with its registered headquarters in Järvenpää.
Product: Grain and oat-based food products, including porridge, baking products and gluten-free options.
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