Bob Moore, Founder of Bob's Red Mill, Passes Away at 94

The visionary behind the iconic whole grain brand left a legacy of employee ownership and distinctive branding.

Bob Moore, the founder of Bob's Red Mill, died at the age of 94, leaving behind a legacy of benevolence and innovation.
Moore established a unique ownership structure, transferring full ownership of the company to its 700 employees to prioritize their well-being over profits.
His folksy persona and distinctive branding made Bob's Red Mill products instantly recognizable on supermarket shelves.
A public celebration of life for Moore is planned for Saturday, honoring his contributions to the natural foods industry and his community.
Bob's Red Mill, known for its whole grain products, has grown into a nationally distributed brand with over 200 products.