AFRICAN NEWS

Long-serving executive replaces Abdullah Albader as Q3 net profit rises 7.5% to SR613 million.

Fragmented regulatory systems, coupled with challenges such as inadequate cold-chain infrastructure, continue to hinder veterinary solutions.

Kenya’s No.1 Dairy Processor has upped its investments in milk production, processing, and packaging, while boosting its new products innovation to continue its leadership in Kenya and East Africa.

Meanwhile, KALRO also announced plans to construct a Sh200 million (approximately US$1.3 million) research centre in Nyeri County.

Smallholder farmers, who form the backbone of Kenya’s dairy sector, will gain access to a breed that thrives in challenging environments.