Cameroon’s Agribio Partners With Turkish Firm for 4,000-Hectare Soybean and Poultry Project
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Agribio Cameroun Sarl has announced a technical partnership with Turkish company NuNu Export to develop an agro-industrial complex in Yoko, in Cameroon's Central Region. The project combines mechanized soybean cultivation across 4,000 hectares with an oil extraction and refining plant designed to process 60 tons per day. The investment is intended to support local production of vegetable oil and animal feed, in line with Cameroon's efforts to reduce dependence on imports. The complex would also include a poultry farm covering 1,000 hectares, with 48 poultry houses for chicken and egg…
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