Global Processing

08/01/2022

We're celebrating the people who make our world go 'round—our customers!

We pride ourselves on being honest, reliable, and fair, and we know how important that is to you. That's why we wanted to take this opportunity to say thanks for giving us a chance, and for making us part of your lives.

We hope you'll take a moment to tell us how we've been doing—we'd love to hear from you!

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05/27/2022

We are excited to announce:
HOPE, MINNESOTA – May 27, 2022 – Global Processing, an emerging leader in NON-gmo and organic food ingredients, has entered into an agreement to purchase a soy processing facility in Hope, Minnesota. The location in Steele County was strategically chosen as part of Global Processing’s expansion plan to improve service and product offerings to soy customers around the world. The facility is currently 90% operational and on pace for trial operation by the 2022 harvest. Full scale operations will occur by December of this year.

04/08/2022

High quality.
Natural.
Certified.
That is what you get when you purchase non-GMO soybean meal from Global Processing. The meal is mechanically processed instead of with chemical solvent extraction. Our meal is packed with 48% protein. The Non-GMO Project has certified our meal, setting us apart from our competitors. We are selling non-GMO soybean meal from two locations in northern Iowa. Call 217-631-1162 or contact [email protected] for more information on how you can start using our non-GMO soybean meal.

03/23/2022

Global Processing is proud to the be the newest member of National Institute of Oilseed Products - NIOP. This week we are participating in the NIOP annual convention along with our friends at Moving Parts LLC, StoneX Group Inc., Stratas Foods, Columbus Vegetable Oils - Des Plaines, Catania Oils and Francis Mustoe & Company.

03/08/2022

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02/11/2022

Domestic and international customers have been requesting specific varieties of soybeans. Global Processing based in Kanawha, IA is always looking for new non-GMO soybean growers who can help meet those customer needs. Since 2009 Global Processing has been paying soy farmers premiums for specialty beans. Most of the specialty beans are used to make products like soymilk, tofu and high value vegetable oil. The company is small but always growing. In addition to the state of the art facility at the Kanawha, IA headquarters, they have a global sales office in Illinois and recently acquired two grain facilities in Nebraska. Global processing is partnering with non-GMO crush and processing facilities in Riceville, IA and Cherokee, IA. There are still grower premium contracts available for the 2022 season.

If you are an experienced soybean grower, please feel free to contact Chad Stannard ([email protected]) or Mike Bieret ([email protected]) to learn more. We look forward to working with you!

12/21/2021

This week Global Processing received high marks in a robust SQF audit conducted by the third-party licensed certifier FoodChain ID. SQF, which stands for Safe Quality Food, is a recognized standard for food safety by the Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI). The requirements provide a rigorous system to manage food safety risks and provide safe products for use by companies in the food industry. In addition to the SQF Institute certification, Global Processing holds certifications for USDA Organic and Non-GMO Project Verified.

About Global Processing
Global Processing supplies customers around the world with value-added, quality, farm-grown food products. It is a small but rapidly growing company with operations in Iowa, Nebraska and Illinois. Global Processing’s core product offerings have historically been specialty soybeans. In recent years the company has expanded into additional products such as high oleic soybean oil, organic soybean meal/oil and waxy sorghum. For more information, please visit www.globalprocessing.org.

12/08/2021

Kanawha, Iowa (December 8, 2021) -- Global Processing is pleased to announce the hiring of Carey G. Williams as Chief Executive Officer. Williams comes to Global Processing as the most recent Chief Operating Officer at Attebury Grain and as a former Manager for Gavilon Group where he had a 22-year career. Williams joins Global Processing at a time of strategic growth. The company recently purchased three facilities in Nebraska and expanded operations in their existing Iowa and Illinois locations. Williams will use his unique perspective and leadership experience to guide strategy and efficiency across the enterprise.

“In an increasingly complex and competitive agriculture environment, it’s crucial to have the right team in place with strong leadership and experience at the helm,” stated Rob Prather, Chief Ambassador at Global Processing. “With 25 years of proven leadership experience, we are excited to have Carey on board as we continue to take the company to the next level.”

“I am thrilled to join the hardworking team at Global Processing,” Williams said. “I am proud to be leading a company that is dedicated to satisfying customers and cultivating long term relationships with expert farmers.”

About Global Processing
Global Processing supplies customers around the world with value-added, quality, farm-grown food products. It is a small but rapidly growing company with operations in Iowa, Nebraska and Illinois. Global Processing’s core product offerings have historically been specialty soybeans. In recent years the company has expanded into additional products such as high oleic soybean oil, organic soybean meal/oil and waxy sorghum.

12/06/2021

SSGA elects board members; Prather chosen as chair

https://soyagrainsalliance.org/2021/12/03/ssga-elects-board-members-prather-chosen-as-chair/

BLOOMINGTON, MINN. — The Specialty Soya and Grains Alliance added one new member to its Board of Directors, re-elected two others and tabbed Rob Prather of Global Processing as its new board chair during its 2021 Annual Meeting on Friday.Prather and past chairman Robert Sinner of SB&B Foo

11/12/2021

Global Processing Salutes USA Farmers

Farmers are vital to Global Processing and we are thankful for the tireless work they do. Even as farmers are wrapping up the 2021 harvest, many are working closely with Global Processing to plan their 2022 crop. Domestic and international customers have been requesting specific varieties of soybeans and other crops, and our farmers are carefully planning how their farm operation can meet those customer needs.
We understand that the farmers who sell their crops to Global Processing go above and beyond to ensure they produce the highest quality possible. Sometimes, it is easy to assume there will always be an ample amount of food, and forget the amount of work and dedication that goes into feeding America. As we gather with friends and family for a Thanksgiving meal, let’s remember to give thanks for farmers.

09/23/2021

Global Processing Inc. is proud to launch Epek, an exciting new brand of non-GMO high oleic soybean oil. Epek is available for commercial scale use in the export market, as well as domestically.
High oleic soybean oil is better than regular soybean oil and most other vegetable oils because:.

o High Oleic oil is heart healthy and the FDA authorized the use of a qualified health claim. It is healthier due to a high level of oleic acid, which means it contains monounsaturated fat.
o High oleic soybean oil has a “fry-life” 2-3 times longer than most other vegetable oils used to fry food. In other words, when you would normally have to stop frying and change your oil, high oleic can continue to fry food for at least double the amount of time. This is due to the superior “oxidative stability” of high oleic soybean oil.
o Due to the better fry life, companies only need half as much oil. Not only does it improve operational efficiencies because of the reductions in oil changes and reductions in storage/disposal/handling of the jugs, there is a huge cost savings because companies are reducing the amount of oil they need to buy.
o There is no transfer of flavors when frying with high oleic. In other words you can fry fish and then use the same oil to make French fries and the fries will not have any detectable fish flavor.

Call 217-631-1162 today for more information or click the learn more button below to view a video https://1drv.ms/v/s!AoaT20ThxP0kg8lkuLBsfhnRUXcFjQ?e=2of2GN. We look forward to hearing from you!

08/25/2021

We are thrilled to be participating today in the U.S. Soy Global Trade Exchange in St. Louis. The event kicked off this morning with the U.S. Department of Agriculture FAS Administrator Daniel Whitley and U.S. Soybean Export Council - USSEC CEO James Sutter.

08/06/2021

Global Processing, in Kanawha, IA, is the premier soybean production facility serving the United States and Asia since 2009. We specialize in non-GMO soy products. For more information, contact Global Processing in Kanawha.

08/05/2021

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08/05/2021

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