TruValue was developed to provide beef and dairy producers with balanced nutrition, standardised quality and consistent feed availability.
The total project cost is estimated at US$12.3 million.
The plant is fully operational and designed to produce both mash and pelleted feed.
The proposal centres on increasing youth-led production of yellow maize and soya while strengthening aggregation, storage, oilseed processing, feed milling and distribution.
The plan will close safety and regulatory gaps that could otherwise slow the wider adoption of insect-based ingredients in animal feed.
The latest commitment follows the US$270 million National Poultry Transformation Programme, formalised in August with four investment partners.
The development signals a shift from insect-feed pilots to integrated commercial-scale production.
Uzbekistan was selected as the 2026 host because of its growing importance as a regional milling and flour hub.
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.