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Feed firm De Heus opens 150,000t Egypt JV

The global animal nutrition company has opened what is thought to be one of the largest feed plants in the country, under the name Koudijs Kapo Feed

By Undercurrent News | Feb. 20, 2017 09:30 GMT
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Global animal nutrition company Royal De Heus has moved into the Egyptian fish feed market with the opening of a new, 150,000 metric ton plant in Alexandria [...]

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