
Family mill for regional flours and Ethiopian-Eritrean ethnic food products such as teff and millet flours.

Birlin-Mühle GmbH
Rheinfelden-Degerfelden (DE)New on Amplifa
About Birlin Mühle
Birlin-Mühle GmbH in Rheinfelden-Degerfelden is a fourth-generation family business with a company history spanning more than 100 years; the 'Untere Mühle' was first mentioned over 700 years ago. The company produces regional flours from wheat, rye and spelt and is one of the most experienced manufacturers and distributors of Ethiopian and Eritrean foods in Germany. As a traditional millet mill, it produces wholegrain baking flours, bread baking mixes and ethnic food flours made from teff, dagussa, milo/sorghum millet, maize and barley. The raw materials are purchased directly in the country of origin from selected suppliers or grown under contract farming, and are regularly tested by an independent food laboratory. The product range also includes animal and horse feed, bedding, a mill shop in the historic mill building and a collection point for orchard fruit.
- Site
- Rheinfelden-Degerfelden
- Processes
- Grain milling / flour production (regional flours), Production of wholegrain baking flours and bread baking mixes, Millet milling, Production of regional flours (wheat, rye, spelt), Ethnic food flours (teff, dagussa, milo/millet, maize, barley), Wholegrain baking flours and bread baking mixes, Animal and horse feed, bedding, bedding delivery service, Delivery service for horse owners
- Materials
- Wheat, Rye, Spelt, Barley, Maize, Millet (sorghum), Teff (dwarf millet), Dagussa (finger millet, Eleusine coracana)
- Certificates
- Food laboratory (independent, regular)
- Industries
- Food/Cereal milling, Ethnic food (Ethiopian/Eritrean products), Agriculture/Animal husbandry
- 01
Raw material purchasing in the country of origin or contract farming
- 02
Grain intake (incl. orchard fruit intake as a service)
- 03
Milling
- 04
Production of wholegrain baking flours and bread baking mixes
- 05
Quality control by independent laboratory
- 06
Distribution via mill shop, delivery service and online shop
Raw Materials & Milling Process
Wheat
Staple food of Western cuisine with universal baking properties; available in various flour types (405–1700).
Rye
Preferred for dark mixed breads due to its robust flavour and high fibre content.
Spelt
An ancient form of wheat with good baking properties, versatile in use.
Barley
Oldest cereal species; flour used, among other things, for international dishes and traditional foods.
Maize
Maize flour for East African and Mexican dishes such as injera, tacos or polenta.
Millet (sorghum/milo)
Gluten-free whole flour, traditional base for flatbreads such as injera.
Teff (dwarf millet)
Known in Ethiopia for thousands of years, traditionally used for injera flatbread.
Dagussa (finger millet, Eleusine coracana)
Wholegrain meal for traditional East African flatbread, porridge and as a brewing ingredient.
Locations

Rheinfelden-Degerfelden
DEMill, mill shop, administration
- Materials
- Wheat, rye, spelt, barley, maize, millet, teff, dagussa
Products








Inside the production





Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grain milling / flour production (regional flours)Engineering | – | – | – | – | Wheat, Rye, Spelt, Barley, Maize, Millet (sorghum), Teff, Dagussa (finger millet) |
| Production of wholegrain baking flours and bread baking mixesEngineering | – | – | – | – | Wheat, Rye, Spelt, Millet (sorghum), Teff, Maize |
| Millet millingEngineering | – | – | – | – | Millet (sorghum), Teff, Dagussa (finger millet) |
Additional services
Reference customers
Quality
The products are regularly tested by an independent food laboratory; the raw materials are purchased directly in the country of origin from selected suppliers or grown under contract farming.
| Evidence | Rheinfelden-Degerfelden |
|---|---|
| Food laboratory (independent, regular) |
History
- über 700
First mention of the 'Untere Mühle'
- über 100
Start of the company history spanning more than 100 years
- heute
Family business in the 4th generation; focus on ethnic food and regional flours
- 2021
Collection point for orchard fruit, operated for the company Ebner/Klettgau
- 2024
Construction work at the Degerfelden site