Farmers warn that rising costs and weak prices threaten the future of grain production in South Africa.
South Africa’s grain trade group warns that slow logistics and delayed approvals could raise costs as a large maize and soybean harvest approaches.
The extrusion plant positions Pride Milling to capitalise on growth in ready-to-eat and quick-cook food segments.
The announcement signals a strategic boost for the region’s operations amid rising consumer demand for premium confectionery and snacks.
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.