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BUA Foods To Boost Annual Pasta Production Capacity By 400,000MTpa

9 months ago 2 min read
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BUA Foods Plc has announced a planned expansion of its pasta production facility after signing an agreement with FAVA (Italy), one of the world’s leading pasta equipment manufacturing companies.

According to the company notice to the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) seen by THE WHISTLER, the plan is in line with its strategic roadmap, and unwavering commitment towards contributing to food security in Nigeria.

The new project, which serves as one of several efforts aimed at mitigating food supply challenges in the country, will result in the addition of nine (9) lines of long-cut pasta (6,000 kgs/hr) thereby increasing the company’s annual production capacity by 400,000Tonnes to 900,000MTpa, making it one of the leading pasta producers in Africa.

The company noted that to support the expansion project, a complimentary agreement was also signed with Martini (Italy) to supply packaging equipment.

According to the statement signed by the company’s Director of Marketing and Corporate Communications, Adewunmi Desalu these come on the heels of a strategic agreement signed with Cukurova Silo (Turkiye), a global leader in silo solutions, to increase BUA Foods’ grain storage capacity by 100,000 tonnes.

The company noted that the investment in additional pasta lines, packaging and storage systems are part of the Company’s goal to serve customers better, increase its manufacturing footprint and achieve it’s business objectives.

“Our manufacturing capacity expansion will continue to enable us extend the boundaries of what we can produce and deliver, supporting our nation’s development by providing solutions to ongoing food shortages” said BUA Foods’ Chairman, Abdul Samad Rabiu.

“In addition to producing more pasta, we’ll be able to introduce new innovations to support mixed volume growth, while consistently delivering the unrivalled product quality our customers expect.”

Rabiu further stated, “The additional 100,000 tonnes of grain storage capacity will enable us to meet the growing demand for our products while strengthening the backbone of our food processing operations by ensuring a reliable and consistent supply of raw materials”.

The pasta facility expansion project follows an agreement the company signed with IMAS, a Turkish flour milling equipment manufacturer, to build four (4) state-of-the-art wheat and flour milling factories leading to a boost in the company’s milling capacity to 2.5million MTpa.

According to the statement when completed, the production capacity expansion project will strengthen the Company’s manufacturing presence and market leadership while also creating new jobs.

BUA Foods To Boost Annual Pasta Production Capacity By 400,000MTpa is first published on The Whistler Newspaper

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