01Fortification
Fortification, measured at the mill.
We formulate, manufacture and dose the vitamin and micronutrient blends that fortify Africa's staple foods, to each country's own standard, from Africa.
02The practice
Every mill we serve runs on four steps.
Built from a decade of operating mills, training teams and answering the phone. Millhouse International supplies the blend and the dosing equipment, verifies the dose where the staple is made and stays with the mill after the installation.
Assess and equip
We evaluate your current operation and install what the line needs: premix dosers, blenders and the quality-control systems, sized to your factory.

Dose and fortify
We supply the blend and the dosing equipment. Direct supply, with a 48-hour response time for existing clients.

Test and monitor
Quality is verified by testing and tracked in software. Palmatrack follows performance and stock; the BioAnalyt iCheck measures vitamin A at the mill in about twenty minutes.

Support and train
Ongoing assistance and staff training, in person where possible and in the same time zone always. African accessibility, African accountability.

03The tools
What gets measured, improves.
Palmatrack
Software that tracks fortification quality, equipment performance and stock levels across the operation, so the people running the mill know what the mill is doing, and the regulator can read the same record.
BioAnalyt iCheck
Mobile vitamin A measurement in about twenty minutes, at the factory or in the field. One reading replaces weeks of laboratory back-and-forth, and a batch that reads low does not ship.
04The fortification monitor
One number, one trace, the day's batches.
Digitised dosing becomes a screen that a mill, a regulator and the quality team can read at a glance: the running dose against its target, the batches of the day with their verified vitamin A, the certificate one click away.
251g/T
Running dose against a target of 250 g/T · in specification
Today's batches
05The standards
Fortification law is national.
The expertise is knowing each one. We understand the food regulations of every country we serve and manufacture each blend to the recipe its law names: iron, zinc, vitamin A and the B-complex for a wheat or maize flour; vitamin A for sugar; vitamins A and D3 for oil. The standard a blend meets is printed on the front of the drum.
Countries by staple, as published by Millhouse International, read 1 October 2026. Each country's standard is named in the datasheet.
| Country | Wheat | Maize | Sugar | Oil |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| South Africa | ● | ● | ● | ● |
| Nigeria | ● | ● | ● | |
| Kenya | ● | ● | ||
| Tanzania | ● | ● | ● | |
| Ethiopia | ● | ● | ||
| Egypt | ● | ● | ||
| Algeria | ● | ● | ||
| Morocco | ● | ● | ||
| Malawi | ● | ● | ||
| Mozambique | ● | |||
| Uganda | ● | ● | ||
| DR Congo | ● | ● | ||
| Angola | ● |

The plant · the dosing line
06Same continent
Same continent. Same time zone. Same urgency.
When a mill in Mozambique has a question at 14:00, we answer at 14:01. When a regulator in Uganda issues a new standard, we are reading it the same morning. African manufacturers serve African manufacturers differently, because they have to.
We operate from the Dube Trade Free Zone, which allows efficient production and cost-effective trade across the sixteen SADC states and beyond.
Begin at your mill.
Tell us the staple, the country and the volume. We will tell you the standard, the dose and the date.