BUA Foods to Ensure Stable Rice Prices To Boost Local Production

BUA Foods has announced that it will maintain the price of its BUA Rice in order to support efforts to make rice more affordable in Nigeria.

The company has recently upgraded its rice mill in Kano, which will allow it to produce more rice locally. This will reduce the company’s reliance on foreign exchange, which will help to keep prices stable.

BUA Foods’ decision to maintain prices has been praised by distributors, who are confident that the company will continue to lower prices in the future.

The company’s commitment to local sourcing and backward integration is helping to promote food security in Nigeria and support the government’s development goals.

BUA Foods is a leader in the drive towards sustainable food production, and its efforts to bolster the Nigerian agricultural sector are making a significant impact.

The company is committed to delivering excellence and ensuring that consumers have access to top-notch rice that is locally produced.

As BUA Foods continues to make significant strides in advancing the Nigerian rice industry, the company remains focused on building strong relationships with farmers, empowering local communities, and contributing to the overall development of the nation’s agricultural landscape.

BUA Foods’ steadfast commitment to its vision has gained recognition and appreciation from stakeholders across the industry.

The company’s efforts to bolster the Nigerian agricultural sector have garnered praise, positioning BUA Foods as a leader in the drive toward sustainable food production.

The upgraded rice mill and the parboiling plant will further enhance BUA Foods’ rice production capacity, enabling the company to meet the growing demand for its high-quality rice products.

Whilst remaining committed to delivering excellence and ensuring that consumers have access to top-notch rice that is locally produced.

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