Saudi Arabian dairy giant Almarai is investing heavily in the poultry and seafood sectors (T. Schneider / Shutterstock).

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Saudi Arabia's Almarai to invest $108 million in seafood and poultry business; UK Halal baby food producer For Aisha aims for $12.2 million turnover by 2026; South Korea’s SPC establishes $31 million joint venture with Malaysia’s Berjaya Food to target halal market; UAE bans Indian wheat exports for four months; Egypt and Vietnam to strengthen bilateral trade.

 

Saudi Arabia's Almarai to invest $108 million in seafood and poultry business

Almarai, the largest dairy company in the Middle East is set to invest $108 million in its expansion plans in the seafood sector and to shore up poultry supplies, reported The National.

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