NOVUS said availability will initially remain limited to selected customers, with plans to expand the service to additional regions.
EHUA plans to source up to 100,000 tonnes of soybeans annually, producing soybean oil and protein-rich meal for 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 latest commitment follows the US$270 million National Poultry Transformation Programme, formalised in August with four investment partners.
The new subsidiary focuses on providing end-to-end equipment and technology solutions for the livestock, poultry, and agricultural industries.
The restrictions will remain until Brazil demonstrates compliance with EU requirements.
The shift reflects rising maize demand from Egypt’s poultry and livestock feed sectors.
The government has identified opportunities in feed production, poultry health, farm inputs and distribution.
The agreement spans feed, hatcheries, farming, processing, cold chain and distribution.
The research will assess whether the technology can reduce virus levels in poultry environments while protecting bird health and production.