The facility is expected to produce up to 1.2 billion vaccine doses annually, initially serving the domestic market.
These new configurations provide greater storage capacity to suit different farm sizes, feeding systems and storage requirements.
WOAH said that the implementation of the strategy will focus on supporting countries in translating the global objectives into practical national actions.
The collaboration will introduce systematic blood biomarker analysis across the group’s production sites.
The facility, to be built in Athi River in Machakos County, will have the capacity to produce more than 20 metric tons of feed per hour.
The facility will produce super-premium wet pet food for cats and dogs and will begin operations in 2029.
The transaction marks the beginning of a long-term strategic partnership that combines the strengths of two entrepreneurial companies with a shared ambition.
Africa’s livestock productivity depends on stronger feed systems, better market access and increased investment across pastoral value chains.
The launches support the company’s innovation strategy and strengthen its presence in key international markets.
The Kenyan government is also piloting a Livestock Master Plan to guide county-level investments based on agro-ecological conditions.