The new fleet will initially operate on selected Albany bread delivery routes, with plans for a phased expansion as the company evaluates performance, fuel efficiency, and environmental impact.
Building on successful collaboration in West Africa, the renewed partnership will scale sustainable sourcing initiatives, strengthen market access for producers, and promote inclusive agricultural development in Ghana, Nigeria, and potentially other countries.
The planned factory aims to increase local fertilizer production, reduce imports, and make use of agricultural waste.
The bank says stronger climate planning and more funding will help countries reduce the economic impact of the expected weather event.
The new products support the company’s plan to make all its speciality flours from regeneratively grown British grain by 2030.