Central Milling

This outfit has a shipping price issue! We had plan to order 75 pounds of flour.

I got three different shipping prices on their website, using two different browsers.
This was for addresses all in the metro-plex. From $54 to $71 were the quotes
For shipping. How could this be? All three addresses were within fourteen miles of
One another. I believe they are charging based on income for zip codes. Such
Metrics are commercial available and gives gross income per zip code.

The guy from "consumer service" said, "we have no control over shipping prices."
Sure thing dude, your shipper has a bot on your website which controls the shipping
Quote. LOL, LOL Informed buyers known full well, that there are firms whom mark up
Shipping to add to the bottom line.

He offered to take the order on the tele with the lowest shipping price, but at that
Stage, I did not trust this Utah firm anymore.

There are so many millers, that you do not have to deal with an incompetent business,
Such as Central Milling.

I should add, that their website appeared not to work very well.

Please, shop elsewhere, least your wallet be milled too.

Why is it that I can get 30lbs of flour shipped to me in TX from Vermont (King Arthur) for $10.95, but Central Milling wants to charge $40.53 to ship the same amount/type from Utah?! Their FAQ mentions the high cost and tries to spin it by saying "our products are heavy?" Yeah? Heavier than King Arthur's or other miller's flours whose shipping costs are 60% lower than yours? This is sketchy, untrustworthy behavior. Shame too because Tony Gemignani's 15% 00 flour looks interesting, but I can't justify paying more in shipping than the cost of the product.

Central Milling: If you want to charge more for flour, charge more, but stop gaslighting people about shipping costs. We can see by shopping around at other millers that there's something very wrong with your shipping price estimates.