These upgrades are expected to improve production speed, supply reliability and the development of locally adapted solutions for industries such as animal nutrition
The initiative is already operating in countries including Mauritania, Senegal, Ecuador, Guatemala and Panama.
The goal is to develop microbial solutions that can optimise insect growth and productivity.
The initiative is expected to benefit approximately 1.43 million individuals nationwide, with at least 30% of participants being women.
The project will generate significant employment opportunities, reduce farmer-herder conflicts, and increase access to nutrient-rich feed.
With ADB backing, De Heus TMH now trains 2,000 farmers and processes 18,000 tonnes of raw materials monthly to boost Cambodia’s livestock feed supply.
The facility will turn Ghana’s organic waste into protein-rich feed and fertiliser, marking a first for Africa and a boost for sustainable agriculture.
The acquisition pairs Montego’s deep knowledge in pet nutrition with Marltons’ extensive experience in everyday pet care.
The pet food factory will add roughly 30,000 metric tons of annual wet pet food capacity in Brazil, effectively doubling the company’s production capacity.
This strategic move by Bunge will strengthen global protein supply chains.