The program seeks to transform South Sudan’s predominantly informal seed system into a formal, competitive, and resilient ecosystem
The planned facility will integrate oilseeds crushing, production of food-grade lecithin, and processing of specialty feed proteins
The plant’s core systems feature advanced equipment from Danish seed processing giants Cimbria and BM Silo Ltd., reflecting the strong and longstanding cooperation between the partners
The move is part of Cargill’s broader investment strategy in Brazil, where it has invested R$8.1 billion (US$1.5 billion) over the past five years
Once operational, the facility will produce 3,000 tonnes of nutrient premix annually, enough to serve up to 200 million people across the continent