The investment strengthens ADM’s position as a leading supplier of natural ingredient solutions for the food and beverage industry while enhancing its ability to support customers seeking innovative, sustainable formulations.
The investment will support expansion in Kenya and Nigeria as demand grows for faster aflatoxin testing.
The expansion targets four existing US facilities rather than new-build projects, reflecting ADM’s strategy of upgrading established infrastructure to meet rising biofuel-driven demand.
The €23 million (US$26.2 million) investment increases the terminal’s grain storage capacity to 180,000 tonnes, enhancing Romania’s ability to handle growing grain volumes from domestic producers as well as transit cargo from neighbouring countries.
The facility is expected to play a significant role in increasing the availability of locally milled flour while creating employment opportunities and supporting regional agricultural development.