Al-Hazaa Investment Group operates 12 milling facilities in four countries and has a total daily flour production capacity of more than 4,000 tonnes. Along with flour milling, its businesses include grain storage and trading, animal feed, plastics, pasta, and instant noodles production, grain milling, and energy engineering across the Middle East. The group has operations in Iraq, Jordan, United Arab Emirates, and Egypt. One of Al-Hazaa Flour mills in Egypt is Al-Taj Flour Mill that was first established in 2005 with a production capacity of 640 tons/ day, then due to the increased demand for its products the holding company, Al-Hazaa Investment Group decided in 2016 to expand the mill further and build a new mill in the same industrial area in 6th of October City, Egypt the new mill holds the same name and is called Al-Taj Mill 2. Today Al-Taj Mills holds 2.5% of the Egyptian market share in the flour production field.

The milling process in Al-Taj Mills is fully automatic with wheat received in bulk and stored in silos. It is cleaned in the newest Bühler Group machinery, including the Sortex machine, which uses optical sorting to achieve top hygiene levels. Milling, sieving, and sifting take place through Bühler rolls and plan sifters. The product then passes through the impact machine MJZG to destroy insects and insect eggs, making the flour more suitable for storage. The finished flour is stored in concrete silos. Flour is delivered to customers either in bulk through flour trailers or packaged in 50-kg polypropylene bags that are produced by one of Al-Hazaa Investment Group’s companies in Jordan. Flour is distributed under different brand names, including Platinum flour, Dream flour, Motamayez flour, and Alasfar flour. Flour is delivered to customers in the entire Egyptian market such as Rich Bake and Bisco Misr (Kellogg’s). About 28% of the company’s production is bran and is delivered to feed mills in Egypt.