lesmoulins.lu
Luxembourg producer of flour, semolina, pasta and plant proteins for retail, food industry and food-service customers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About lesmoulins.lu
Moulins de Kleinbettingen processes cereals and plants into flour, semolina, pasta, breakfast cereals and textured plant proteins under the Le Moulin 1704 brand.
Its products serve food manufacturers, retailers, restaurants and local artisan bakers. It also produces and packs products to partner specifications.
The company is based in Kleinbettingen, Luxembourg, and says its milling operations date to 1704. Its products are distributed nationally and internationally.
Product: Cereal and plant-based products, including flour, semolina, pasta, breakfast cereals and textured plant proteins.
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