The program also provided start-up grants, enabling members to turn the knowledge gained through training into practical investments.
The new Riyadh facility brings research, product development, testing and consumer validation together as Tanmiah expands its value-added protein portfolio.
The Bachuma facility will support livestock traceability, disease surveillance and export certification while creating opportunities for farmers and investors across Kenya’s livestock value chain.
The programme will also establish artificial insemination centres and train local technicians to improve access to breeding services across Kwara State.
The new funding initiative is designed to help states overcome inspection start-up costs and expand processing opportunities for smaller meat processors.