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How many tonnes of Rapeseed can a mill crush a day?
Parts of the site have been decommissioned since the millennium, with some of the infrastructure now demolished. The company says the mill has the capacity to crush 750 tonnes of seed per day into 323 tonnes of crude rapeseed oil and 420 tonnes of rapeseed meal. This would equate to annual crush capacity of around 200,000 tonnes of seed.
What happened to Cargill rapeseed mills?
Cargill has announced the closure of one of its two UK rapeseed crushing mills by the end of December this year. Ceasing operations at Hull will leave it with just the Liverpool facility. The multinational has operated the Isis Oil Mills in Hull since 1985, when it acquired the site from Croda International.
How much Rapeseed can Cargill crush a day?
The company says the mill has the capacity to crush 750 tonnes of seed per day into 323 tonnes of crude rapeseed oil and 420 tonnes of rapeseed meal. This would equate to annual crush capacity of around 200,000 tonnes of seed. Cargill says the decision to close the mill reflects current market conditions.