The facility, with a project cost of 1.6 billion USD, aims to save Africa from paying foreign exchange to import finished food products, export made-in-Africa ...
Tingo Foods’ commitment to corporate social responsibility, combined with its focus on high-quality, nutritious food products and the use of state-of-the-art technology, will have a lasting impact on the African food industry and on the lives of those in the local community. Tingo Foods’ processing facility will not only revolutionise the African food industry but will also serve as a model for other companies to follow. For example, the African food industry has a large and growing market, with a population of over 1.3 billion people and a rapidly expanding middle class. We are committed to using this facility to drive economic growth and create a better future for Africa.” Mehta added, “At Tingo Foods, we understand the importance of human capital in the food processing industry, and we are committed to investing in the skills and development of our employees. Tingo Foods, a wholly owned subsidiary of Tingo International Holdings Inc, is set to revolutionise the African food industry with the planned foundation laying ceremony of its state-of-the-art food processing facility. The facility, with a project cost of 1.6 billion USD, aims to save Africa from paying foreign exchange to import finished food products, export made-in-Africa foods to the world, enhance inter-Africa trade via the Africa Continental Free Trade Agreement, and sell high-quality and nutritious food products in Nigeria.
The project will also be providing a significant boost to the Nigerian economy and contribute to the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) which ...
We are committed to using this facility to drive economic growth and create a better future for Africa.” Mehta added, “At Tingo Foods, we understand the importance of human capital in the food processing industry, and we are committed to investing in the skills and development of our employees. Tingo Foods processing facility will not only revolutionise the African food industry but will also serve as a model for other companies to follow. For example, the African food industry has a large and growing market, with a population of over 1.3 billion people and a rapidly expanding middle class. CEO of Tingo Foods, Neha Mehta, who will be introducing at the foundation laying ceremony for the facility, scheduled for the 9th of this month, said, “Tingo Foods new food processing facility is more than just a business venture. The bulk of the cost is primarily machinery, which will be imported from some of the world’s leading manufacturers. The formal foundation laying of this project will take place on Feb.
A food company in Nigeria, Tingo Foods is moving to set up a multi-billion food processing facility in Nigeria to save Africa foreign exchange, ...
The facility will also serve as a hub for the development and distribution of new products in the future. It is a symbol of hope and a catalyst for change. "As the founder of Tingo International Holdings, I am thrilled to be a part of this project, which will play a significant role in helping Africa feed itself. The project is expected to begin operations in the next 18 to 24 months. For example, the African food industry has a large and growing market, with a population of over 1.3 billion people and a rapidly expanding middle class. In recent years, the African food industry has struggled with a lack of productivity and poor usage of human capital.
The facility, with a project cost of 1.6 billion USD, aims to save Africa from paying foreign exchange to import finished food products, export made-in-Africa ...
Tingo Foods commitment to corporate social responsibility, combined with its focus on high-quality, nutritious food products and the use of state-of-the-art technology, will have a lasting impact on the African food industry and on the lives of those in the local community. Tingo Foods processing facility will not only revolutionise the African food industry but will also serve as a model for other companies to follow. For example, the African food industry has a large and growing market, with a population of over 1.3 billion people and a rapidly expanding middle class. Mehta added, "At Tingo Foods, we understand the importance of human capital in the food processing industry, and we are committed to investing in the skills and development of our employees. Tingo Foods, a wholly owned subsidiary of Tingo International Holdings Inc, is set to revolutionise the African food industry with the planned foundation laying ceremony of its state-of-the-art food processing facility. The facility, with a project cost of 1.6 billion USD, aims to save Africa from paying foreign exchange to import finished food products, export made-in-Africa foods to the world, enhance inter-Africa trade via the Africa Continental Free Trade Agreement, and sell high-quality and nutritious food products in Nigeria.