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In the heart of southern Hungary, a state-of-the-art pea processing facility is redefining the future of sustainable agriculture. Tradition meets innovation at Helvét-Farm, where peas, once overlooked, are now powering a new protein paradigm. It is a bold response to shifting market demands.

Bühler demonstrated its reliability and strength as a trusted partner for its stakeholders in 2025. Thanks to its broad and innovative product portfolio, global footprint, and strong supply chain, Bühler expanded into new markets and grew market share in key sectors.

In an exclusive interview with Miller Magazine, Dario Grossmann, Head of Bühler’s Milling Academy in Uzwil, said milling training is moving beyond hands-on mechanics to encompass process understanding, data interpretation, traceability and automation.

As announced in April 2025, Samuel Schär assumed his position as CEO of Bühler on January 1, 2026. He succeeds Stefan Scheiber, who is being proposed as the new Chairman of the Board of Directors at the upcoming Annual General Meeting in February 2026.

At IAOM MEA 2025 in Jeddah, Bühler CTO Dr. Ian Roberts argues that protein diversification, AI and industrial-scale upcycling will be key to reshaping the global food system and warns that the world will not remain within planetary boundaries unless it changes.

The Swiss technology group Bühler marked the 10th anniversary of its African Milling School (AMS) in Nairobi, Kenya, with a ceremony that brought together more than 100 guests, including customers, alumni, and local partners.

Speaking at the IAOM Eurasia Conference & Expo 2025, AgResource CEO Dan Basse painted a bearish picture for global grain markets. Record wheat yields, a massive U.S. corn harvest, and steady soybean output have created an environment of oversupply, while demand growth has stagnated.

At its flagship customer event, Networking Days 2025, held in June in Uzwil, Bühler presented a comprehensive quantification of the environmental footprint of 15 value chains across the food, feed, and advanced materials industries, along with the corresponding Environmental Impact Services.

Long seen as a traditional pillar of food production, the global milling sector is undergoing a quiet but profound transformation—driven by renewed investment in people, skills, and smart technologies.

At its flagship customer event, Networking Days 2025, held in June, Bühler unveiled the Vocational Fast Track, a new form of vocational training designed for its customers.

Swiss technology company Bühler has taken a bold step in bridging industrialchallenges with innovation through Scale-Up Day, held during Bühler’s Networking Days. On June 25, the Scale-Up Day brought together 21 carefully selected, high-impact scale-ups – mature start-ups with proven technologies – to connect directlywith Bühler’s global customers, partners, and investors.

More than 1,200 business leaders from the food, feed, mobility, and materials sectors gathered at Bühler’s headquarters in Uzwil, Switzerland, to explore how to build successful, sustainable businesses for a world of 10 billion people by 2050.