Four greenfield sugar projects aim to cut Nigeria’s sugar import bill and enhance self-sufficiency under the National Sugar Master Plan.
Mauritania partners with Sudan’s Al Badri Group to develop a sugar agro-industrial complex aimed at reducing import dependence.
Government targets self-sufficiency and export readiness with sugar development levy funding for roads, research, and factory upgrades.
The investment is set to reduce Scope 1 emissions by 50,000 tonnes annually, boosting British Sugar’s net zero ambition.
Revival of Nzoia, Chemilil, Sony, and Muhoroni Sugar companies begins with strategic investments and plans to repay farmer and worker dues.