Founded in Gunnedah
Wholegrain Milling Co. says Wendy and Harry Neale began stone-grinding organic flour at their kitchen table in Gunnedah, NSW in 1978.
Source-led supplier profile
Wholegrain Milling Co.
A family-owned flour mill from Gunnedah, NSW, with a long Australian baking story, traceable grain sourcing and a strong sustainability position. BakeryFind keeps this profile anchored to source material so claims stay clear and reviewable.
Snapshot
Why this supplier matters
Wholegrain Milling Co. sits behind many serious bread programmes because flour quality is not just an ingredient decision. It affects fermentation, flavour, consistency, sourcing story and the trust a bakery can build with customers.
Traceable grain sources
Wholegrain’s sustainability material says its grain is fully traceable and comes from Certified Sustainable or Certified Organic farms.
Lower footprint claim
Wholegrain’s source material says its flour has a carbon footprint up to 54% lower than conventional flour, citing its GHG emissions calculation report.
Founder story
From a kitchen table to a national flour supplier
Wholegrain’s own story says Wendy and Harry Neale began with a small bench-top stone mill in 1978. The current public story describes a modern facility running seven stone mills alongside a purpose-built roller mill.
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Source notes
Official story page confirms the 1978 Gunnedah origin, founders Wendy and Harry Neale, and current stone and roller milling capability.
Official sustainability page references Certified Sustainable and Certified Organic farm sources, regenerative practices and a 100% renewable energy transition.
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