The program aims to help farmers in Malawi, Zambia, and Mozambique grow climate-resilient chickpea varieties while meeting rising local and export demand.
The Kenyan government plans to widen farm support by helping smallholder farmers access certified seeds at lower costs.
The revised budget reflects added infrastructure, including a gas pipeline, power plant, and fertilizer blending unit, as Ethiopia pushes to cut fertilizer imports.
The company will invest more than US$25 million in Vietnam and Malaysia as it raises flour production capacity and improves plant operations.
The company has also promoted Penny Stafford to compliance officer as it strengthens leadership across its grain systems business.