The country seeks to regulate cereals and mixed crops to ensure that farmers produce marketable, quality grains.
The facility is operated by ITRACOM Fertilizers, a Burundian company, and currently employs 1,500 workers.
The funding will be directed toward building new storage infrastructure, refurbishing existing warehouses and establishing mechanization centers
Processors urge government support through tax breaks, loans, and fair levies to enhance cashew value addition and job creation.
The decision, announced by Agriculture Minister Hussein Bashe, follows the failure of both countries to lift their restrictions on Tanzanian farm products, despite five years of negotiations.