The planned rollout follows Indonesia’s broader expansion of its thematic inland aquaculture programme.
The shift reflects rising maize demand from Egypt’s poultry and livestock feed sectors.
Similar exemptions apply to raw materials used for fertiliser and pesticide production.
The government has identified opportunities in feed production, poultry health, farm inputs and distribution.
Feed and grain groups will partner to connect members with courses, industry events and resources offered by each.
The facility will separate fresh grass into a protein-rich juice stream and a fibre-rich press cake.
The project supports agricultural and livestock value chains, including access to feed and other inputs.
The development comes as the UAE continues to rely significantly on imported pet food.
The agreement spans feed, hatcheries, farming, processing, cold chain and distribution.
The company had previously announced plans to acquire 65% of EL.VI.Z, with a further 35% stake planned to be acquired within three years.