{"id":16908,"date":"2025-10-14T09:07:41","date_gmt":"2025-10-14T07:07:41","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.ocrim.com\/?post_type=ailati&p=16908"},"modified":"2026-03-19T15:42:03","modified_gmt":"2026-03-19T14:42:03","slug":"wheat-flour-and-2025-edition-a-day-of-logistics-innovation-and-outlooks","status":"publish","type":"ailati","link":"https:\/\/www.ocrim.com\/en\/ailati\/wheat-flour-and-2025-edition-a-day-of-logistics-innovation-and-outlooks\/","title":{"rendered":"WHEAT, FLOUR AND\u2026 2025 EDITION \u2013 A DAY OF LOGISTICS, INNOVATION AND OUTLOOKS"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

The second day of Wheat, flour and\u2026<\/em> in Turin took place once again at the MAUTO \u2013 National Automobile Museum \u2013 offering a setting that combined precision with inspiration. The museum, a symbol of Italian ingenuity, provided a backdrop perfectly aligned with Ocrim\u2019s philosophy: a company that for eighty years has blended tradition, technology, and strategic vision.The day opened with Stefano Mazzini<\/g>, Ocrim\u2019s Commercial & Marketing and Communication Director, who presented the 2025 corporate video. Designed as a reflection on the company\u2019s values and evolution on its eightieth anniversary, the milestone was framed not as a finish line, but as a fresh starting point. \u201cEvery day \u2013 not just on special anniversaries \u2013 is unique and meaningful for us, carrying value, dedication, and passion,\u201d Mazzini explained.The visual narrative, voiced by an internationally renowned actor and film director<\/g>, traced a path between memory and modernity, weaving together historical and never-before-seen footage. His involvement was deliberate: sharing the same hometown as Ocrim, he symbolically links cultural roots with industrial continuity. <\/p>\n

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Mazzini then provided insights into the milling sector and market trends, sharing up-to-date data and precise analyses. He highlighted how Ocrim has evolved while staying true to its core values, citing Sergio Marchionne\u2019s leadership at FIAT as an example of visionary management. He also introduced two strategic partnerships: a minority stake in Meyer Italy<\/strong>, the Italian branch of the global leader in optical sorters, and the acquisition of Grespan Impianti<\/strong>, a Treviso-based company with over sixty years of experience in feed mill design and production. Annabella Grespan<\/em>, CEO of Grespan Impianti, emphasized: \u201cWith Ocrim and the Antolini family, we\u2019ve found strong allies who share our core values and our belief that technological innovation, sustainability, ethics, and human relationships must advance together.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n\n

The Logistics Conference: Efficiency, Sustainability, and the Future<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

Eloisa Martino (Ocrim\u2019s Communication and Marketing Office) introduced the conference, \u201cLogistics in Milling and Agro-Industrial Complexes\u201d<\/strong>. \u201cLogistics has existed as long as humanity itself,\u201d<\/em> she noted, \u201cbut today it carries new responsibilities: ethical, environmental, and social.\u201d <\/em>The conference was structured as a conceptual journey, spanning international routes to the heart of the mill, exploring current and future challenges.Speakers included: <\/p>\n\n

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  • Andrea Valente<\/em> (Owner of Molini Valente Spa, former Italmopa President 2021-2025) on the flow of soft wheat in Italy;<\/li>\n\n\n\n
  • Cosimo De Sortis<\/em> (Senior Trader at Amber Srl, former Italmopa President 2017-2021) on international shipping and Italian commercial and industrial demand;<\/li>\n\n\n\n
  • Stefano Zangheri <\/em>(Senior Sales Manager at Paglierani Srl) on packaging as a tool for food safety, as well as palletization and end-of-line processes crucial for logistics optimization, product integrity, and traceability;<\/li>\n\n\n\n
  • Riccardo Accorsi<\/em> (Associate Professor, University of Bologna, Department of Industrial Engineering) on sustainability and managing the mills of the future.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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