Tridge summary
The Delta Sugar Company in Egypt has achieved a significant production and export milestone, with a contract for 40,000 tons of molasses and 80,000 tons of beet pulp for international markets, while also supppling 30,000 tons of molasses and 4,000 tons of beet dregs for the local market. The company, under the leadership of Dr. Ahmed Abu Al-Yazid, is directed by the Ministry of Supply and Internal Trade to ensure food security and maintain sufficient strategic stock for at least six months. The company has also modernized its production lines, increasing its beet processing capacity from 14,000 to 21,000 tons per day, and is encouraged to continue receiving beet harvest from farmers until the end of the season. Minister Dr. Ali Al-Moselhy's visit to the factory to oversee these improvements and safety measures, including COVID-19 precautions, marks a significant step in the modernization of Egypt's sugar beet processing industry.
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Original content
The strategic stock is sufficient for 6 months .. and the factories operate on holidays and official holidays within the framework of the state plan to develop government factories for strategic food commodities in implementation of the directives of the political leadership and under the supervision of the Ministry of Supply and Internal Trade, the Delta Sugar Company headed by Dr. Ahmed Abu Al-Yazid, Chairman and Managing Director of the company, succeeded in contracting On the export of large quantities of "molasses" from the current year production, amounting to 40 thousand tons so far; As exports are carried out in batches to the countries of Europe, East Asia, Indonesia and America, and 30 thousand tons of molasses have been put up in the local market, in addition to the export of 80 thousand tons of "beet pulp" to the Mediterranean countries, Morocco and Italy, which is used in the manufacture of fodder besides offering 4 thousand tons. Beet dregs in the local market. This ...
Source: Akhbarelyom
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