The partnership reaffirms Bel Egypt’s continued commitment to supporting children’s nutrition and promoting their health and well-being.
The initiative was unveiled at NDDB headquarters in Anand, Gujarat, as part of a series of farmer-focused technologies and products.
The machine—run by Unique Timber Plastics in Johannesburg’s Heriotdale industrial area, removes plastic and aluminium layers from used cartons, producing pellets reused as industrial inputs.
The ADAPTiVE project aims to examine how climate change and socio-cultural practices influence food safety behaviour and livelihoods along the pastoral milk value chain.
KENYA – Glacier Products Limited has unveiled its largest Tilisi Dairyland ice cream manufacturing plant in East and Central Africa to expand its market presence.…