The changing structure of the U.S. flour milling industry
1991
Kim, C.S. | Lin, W. | Leath, M.N.
What caused the structural changes, in terms of number and size of flour mills, in the U.S. flour milling industry, and will the U.S. wheat flour supply be adequate in the year 2000? Simulation results indicate that rising disposable income and declining wheat prices are the primary reasons for changes in the size distribution of larger flour mills while automation in production and higher disposable income are important factors for smaller mills. This study also projects that domestic wheat flour supply will be sufficient to meet increasing domestic demand by the year 2000, even though the number of U.S. wheat flour mills is projected to decline to 160 from the current 203.
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