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PANEMEX began in the mill and started it's first diversification in the late 80s when they began to manufacture products for specialty flours and Front baking. Now they are a global supplier of premixes and seed mixes for special breads to wholesalers, manufacturers and millers. They offer their customers custom blends based on cubes of fruit, flour, flakes and/or grains.
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Corn Flour PANEMEX Corn Flour is derived from the grain of tropical origin cultivated for its rich nutrition and starch as a forage plant. This product appears as a yellow flour with a typical aroma and taste. It can be used in the production of cornbread, in pancakes, cak...view more Corn Flour is derived from the grain of tropical origin cultivated for its rich nutrition and starch as a forage plant. This product appears as a yellow flour with a typical aroma and taste. It can be used in the production of cornbread, in pancakes, cakes, muffins, tortillas, and as a binder in sauces and creams. view less
Nigella Seeds PANEMEX Nigella Seeds, otherwise known as black cumin seeds, derive from the fennel flower plant. This product appears as black seeds with a pronounced aroma and spicy, sour taste. It can be used in special breads, cookies and cakes, and as a seasoning.
Rice Flour PANEMEX Rice Flour is derived exclusively from the milling of its starchy seed plant. This product appears as a white powder with a typical taste and aroma. It can be used in bakery doughs, in pastry mixes with wheat flour, in sauces, creams, and as a thickener...view more Rice Flour is derived exclusively from the milling of its starchy seed plant. This product appears as a white powder with a typical taste and aroma. It can be used in bakery doughs, in pastry mixes with wheat flour, in sauces, creams, and as a thickener. view less
Shallots, Dehydrated PANEMEX Shallots, Dehydrated are dried flakes from the vegetable. This product appears as a purplish-white flake, with a taste and aroma typical after hydration. It can be used in specialty breads, in vegetable mixes, quiches and choquettes.