Egypt

FAMSUN has already invested more than US$75 million in Egypt and plans a further US$100 million, taking its total investment to about US$175 million.

The shift reflects rising maize demand from Egypt’s poultry and livestock feed sectors.

The partners aim to develop a quadrivalent vaccine targeting the four FMD virus serotypes circulating in Uganda while transferring Egyptian technical expertise to Ugandan scientists.

The initiative focuses on introducing solar and other clean-energy technologies into fish farming operations

Soy Pro is a high-fat soybean meal developed for feed applications, providing a single source of protein and energy.

Export approvals also covered fish feed and feed additives, alongside processed and frozen poultry products including quail, duck, pigeon, and turkey.

Analysts attributed the decline to improved domestic supply, stable farm output, and easing costs for key inputs such as feed.

This investment will surely boost the poultry feed market in the country to sustain the demand created by this new project.

Rising fuel and logistics costs have inflated distribution expenses, while seasonal demand and limited supply are worsening the situation.