Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka)

Serendib Flour Mills to use flour tankers for delivery

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Serendib Flour Mills, manufactur­ers of Seven Star wheat flour recently launched Sri Lanka’s firstever ‘flour tanker’, thereby giving the transporta­tion and delivery of flour a novel dimension. “This 22-metric ton flour tanker enables us to deliver fresh Wheat Flour straight from the mill, over any distance, to industries and other biscuit manufactur­ers across the country. This is also a very cost effective and environmen­tally friendly exercise since the use of Poly Propylene (PP) bags is completely eliminated. Since the entire process is fully automated, with no manual handling, consumers are ensured of the quality of the flour”, said CEO/Director of Serendib Flour Mills (Pvt) Ltd Sathak Abdul Kadar. “We are, at present, supplying our clients in the Western and North Central Provinces through tankers plying on a daily basis between Colombo and other cities. Very soon this tanker will become a common site on Sri Lankan roads. This has proved to be a very practical means of distributi­on and is being favoured by more and more of our customers across the country. The success of this method of direct delivery has parallely spurred us to increase our supply to more such institutio­ns and industries across the country in the near future”, he added. Serendib Flour Mills Pvt Ltd, a member of the Al Ghurair Group of Companies, Dubai, UAE commenced distributi­on of its Seven Star brand of wheat flour five years ago, keeping to its promise of an “uninterrup­ted supply of the freshest wheat flour to Sri Lankan consumers and the industry”. The Company which launched operations in Sri Lanka in June 2008 at its US$ 56 million stateof-the-art, 1000 tons per day single-line capacity wheat flour mill in the Port of Colombo.

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