For decades, the grain storage industry judged manufacturers by a simple measure: how many silos they could build. That question misses what investors and terminal operators now ask: when a project spans drying, storage, conveying, and automation, who is accountable for the system working as a whole?
That question sits at the center of our feature in World Grain’s September issue.
SIMEZA Silos’s Utebo, Zaragoza facility has spent 50 years engineering storage systems for conditions from Middle Eastern heat to Scandinavian snow loads. Since joining Tornum Group in 2023, that expertise sits inside a network built to deliver complete, interoperable systems and engineering accountability across the grain handling process.
Spain isn’t a footnote to Tornum Group’s story. It’s one reason the Group can offer terminal operators a single point of engineering responsibility built to last a generation.
Read the full article in World Grain, September issue.
