Nadifi’s appointment follows leadership changes across Mondelēz’s African and Middle Eastern operations as the snacking group reports revenue growth in the second quarter of 2026.
The restriction aims to support Compagnie Sucrière Sénégalaise, with Brazil facing potential disruption as Senegal’s largest sugar supplier.
The strategy includes completing the Miritini Mega Warehouse Complex in 2027 and expanding tea trading into new markets to improve operational efficiency and farmer dividends.
Cocoa butter sales supported the revenue increase, while a N5bn (US$3.75M) NEXIM Bank loan funded cocoa bean procurement and processing for export.
KTDA is reportedly owed Kes 7 billion (53.9M) in unpaid government reimbursements, while Thumaita Tea Factory says it has used growers’ funds to cover subsidy-related costs.