Fortified food factory opens, gives hope to 10,000 farmers
RWANDA – Grain and cereal farmers in the country have got a new lease of life following the coming on line of a multimillion processing plant Thursday.
Day: February 17, 2017
Fortified food factory opens, gives hope to 10,000 farmers
RWANDA – Grain and cereal farmers in the country have got a new lease of life following the coming on line of a multimillion processing plant Thursday.
Fortified food factory opens, gives hope to 10,000 farmers
RWANDA – Grain and cereal farmers in the country have got a new lease of life following the coming on line of a multimillion processing plant Thursday.
Pioneer Foods committed to investment plan
SOUTH AFRICA – Pioneer Foods has said it would remain committed to the planned fixed capital investment program, acquisitive growth and sustained cost and efficiency focus to realise growth by 2020.
Pioneer Foods committed to investment plan
SOUTH AFRICA – Pioneer Foods has said it would remain committed to the planned fixed capital investment program, acquisitive growth and sustained cost and efficiency focus to realise growth by 2020.
Pioneer Foods committed to investment plan
SOUTH AFRICA – Pioneer Foods has said it would remain committed to the planned fixed capital investment program, acquisitive growth and sustained cost and efficiency focus to realise growth by 2020.
Court rules against Heineken in Walia brand fight
ETHIOPIA – Walia as a name of a beer belongs to Kangaroo Plast Plc, the Federal Supreme Court has decided, dealing a blow to Heineken Brewery S.C. which had invested heavily to promote the Walia brand.
Court rules against Heineken in Walia brand fight
ETHIOPIA – Walia as a name of a beer belongs to Kangaroo Plast Plc, the Federal Supreme Court has decided, dealing a blow to Heineken Brewery S.C. which had invested heavily to promote the Walia brand.
State mulls animal feed imports to ease pressure on maize
KENYA – The Government might be forced to import animal feed to cushion the country against a possible maize crisis as manufacturers compete for dwindling reserves of the commodity.
State mulls animal feed imports to ease pressure on maize
KENYA – The Government might be forced to import animal feed to cushion the country against a possible maize crisis as manufacturers compete for dwindling reserves of the commodity.