Africa’s seed policies have long prioritised crops, but livestock genetics, forage and rangelands are critical to building climate-resilient animal production systems.
The new order strengthens IMAS Makina’s African feed milling portfolio, with equipment shipment scheduled for the first quarter of 2027.
Eight GMP-grade vitamins will be distributed globally through Brenntag’s new BYPHAR powered by Biond platform, including across MEA.
On average, the data recorded 162 rabies cases and 84 deaths in dogs each year, compared with 53 cases and six deaths in humans.
The campaign would fund vaccination, surveillance and veterinary services to protect sheep and goats and strengthen rural livelihoods across Africa.
The shipment covers vaccines against major poultry diseases including Newcastle disease, infectious bronchitis and infectious bursal disease.
The company is targeting African markets with its Sardar Cattle Feed range as part of its international expansion plans.
Priority products include agricultural commodities such as grains and soybeans, alongside machinery, vehicles, electrical equipment, steel and other goods.
Phytase is widely used in poultry and swine, but conventional enzymes have had limited effectiveness in dairy cattle.
The standardisation process comes as African countries seek to strengthen intra-African trade under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).