Wheat Flour

With over a decade of experience in global supply and trade, Deerpa specializes in milling, quality control, logistics, and international wheat flour distribution, primarily sourcing from Russia. As one of the world’s top wheat producers, Russia mills high-quality flour in modern facilities that comply with global food safety standards.

We supply various types of wheat flour to key buyers across the Middle East, Africa, and Asia.

Flour Classification

Wheat flour is categorized based on ash content, gluten content, granulation, and intended use:

1. Classification by Ash Content (Refinement Level)

Ash content indicates the level of refinement. Lower ash content means finer, whiter flour.

Flour Type

Ash Content (%)

Description

Common Use

Premium (Extra Fine) Flour

0.40 – 0.55

Highly refined, bright white

Pastries, cakes, biscuits

First Grade Flour

0.55 – 0.75

Balanced refinement and strength

Bread, rolls, general baking

Second Grade Flour

0.75 – 1.25

Higher bran content, slightly darker

Traditional & wholegrain breads

Whole Wheat Flour

1.25+

Contains entire wheat grain

Healthy & fiber-rich products

2.Classification by Gluten Content (Protein Strength)

Gluten content affects elasticity and texture.

Flour Type

Gluten Content (%)

Description

Common Use

Low-Gluten Flour

6-9%

Soft texture, low elasticity

Cakes, biscuits, pastries

Medium-Gluten Flour

9-12%

Balanced strength & softness

All-purpose flour, soft bread

High-Gluten Flour

12-14%

Strong elasticity, chewy texture

Bread, pizza dough, pasta

Durum Wheat Flour

14-16%

Very strong gluten, yellowish color

Pasta, specialty bread

3. Sorting by Granulation (Texture & Milling Fineness)

  • Fine Flour: Smooth texture for cakes, pastries, and cookies
  • Medium Flour: Balanced fineness for bread and general baking
  • Coarse Flour: Heavier texture for whole-grain and rustic bread

4. Wheat Flour Grades for Export

Different countries have grading standards. The Russian GOST Standard includes:

  • Vysshiy Sort (Premium Grade): Highly refined, bright white flour
  • 1st Sort (First Grade): General-purpose, suitable for bread and baking
  • 2nd Sort (Second Grade): Higher bran content, more nutritious

5. Packaging & Labeling for Export

  • Weight Options: 1kg, 5kg, 10kg, 25kg, and 50kg bulk bags
  • Packaging Materials: Paper, polypropylene, or food-grade plastic bags
  • Labeling Requirements: Product name, grade, gluten %, ash content, milling date, country of origin, and compliance certifications