This premier industry event is expected to bring together over 700 key stakeholders, including grain traders, logistics experts, analysts, and policymakers from more than 35 countries.
According to a statement from the Ministry of Agriculture, the three-year project will be implemented in the Peanut Basin, which occupies 57% of Senegal’s arable land.
The achievement also fosters stronger engagement with upstream suppliers, ensuring greater accountability in producing sustainable feed.
This expansion aligns with LDC’s broader strategy to enhance its global footprint and adapt to the evolving dynamics of the commodities market.
By implementing futures trading, ZMX seeks to offer both farmers and off-takers, such as millers, a tool for better financial planning and risk management.