Our goal is to help relieve malnutrition and poverty through the development and uptake of food and feed milling technology and processes; by encouraging agricultural improvements in the first instance followed by encouraging the adoption of the proper handling and storage of raw material and the uptake of milling processes to provide safe and affordable food products for both people and livestock (including fish) in transitional countries.

We are asking those who recognise the importance of good nutrition and the role that modern-day milling  practices play in providing  food for both human consumption and rations for our livestock and fish, to support the training and development of milling in countries that need assistance most.

All donations made will be allocated to one or more of the projects identified on our website.

While M4L CIO Charity has been initiated by a milling-related magazine serving this important industry globally, we encourage all involved in milling including other media to support our M4L cause.

Note:
Administration charges are kept to a minimum and covered by individuals and companies contributing for that specific purpose. The annual report and accounts of the M4L CIO Charity are transparent and available via the UK Charity Commission’s website. The report on its pages show how donations are made and how they are being used.