The company has completed a US$5 million upgrade that will increase soybean processing and expand support for Italian farmers.
India’s soybean imports rose sharply in May as high domestic prices pushed buyers to source non-GM supplies from African countries, creating new opportunities for exporters across the continent.
The agreement strengthens the flow of certified sustainable soybeans into Asian food and feed markets as demand for traceable supply chains continues to grow.
Beijing sets plan to lower soybean purchases by 26 percent as grain output rises and import reliance slows.
The new facility, located in Ilorin, is designed to process large volumes of soybeans into edible oil and high-protein feed, supporting both Nigeria’s food security agenda and its growing livestock sector.