Even with a slightly smaller harvest, stocks and carry-over from the previous year position the country to supply both domestic grain demand and export markets.
A total of 11 shipments are being sought, involving one vessel to Jazan port, three to Dammam, three to Yanbu and four to Jeddah.
The Pan-African Food and Agro-Giant, FMN, has maintained a proven record of commitment to fostering food self-sufficiency in Nigeria.
Phase one supported the cultivation of 118,000 hectares of wheat in the 2023/2024 dry season, tripling national wheat output to an estimated 0.5 mmt.
The facility is scheduled to begin production in 2027 and will have an annual capacity of 10,000 tonnes of packaged grains.