The 178,000-square-foot centre brings grain, milling, feed, pet food and animal science programmes together under one facility.
Priority products include agricultural commodities such as grains and soybeans, alongside machinery, vehicles, electrical equipment, steel and other goods.
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.
Alltech RAPIREAD supports rapid mycotoxin risk analysis and reporting, while EnviroLogix provides rapid mycotoxin testing technologies and data.
FEFAC said lower forage production will widen the EU’s feed protein deficit, increasing demand for imported soy products.
The shift reflects rising maize demand from Egypt’s poultry and livestock feed sectors.
Feed and grain groups will partner to connect members with courses, industry events and resources offered by each.
European traders said price offers for the tender are due on 12 August.
USDA forecasts animal feed demand in India to grow by 4% in 2026/27, driven by expected growth of 5-8% in poultry, aquaculture and dairy production.
Maize stalks could create shortages of animal feed during the dry season.