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Algeria to Host World's Largest Integrated Dairy Facility
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World’s largest integrated dairy facility to launch in Algeria
Baladna Algeria S.P.A., the Algerian Government, and GEA took part in a contract signing ceremony to enable the construction of the world’s largest integrated dairy facility, aiming to enhance local milk powder production. Construction will commence at the beginning of 2026, with first milk powder production scheduled to start in late 2027. GEA CEO Stefan Klebert and Ali Al-Ali, Chairman of Baladna Algeria, at the contract signing at the Congres…
The Qatari company Baladna has reached a new stage in its agricultural and industrial project in Algeria by signing a series of contracts for the first phase. With a value of more than 500 million dollars, these agreements aim to launch the production of milk powder in the country. This project is part of a total investment of 3.5 billion dollars, one of the most important of the Algerian agricultural sector. Launched on Monday, July 28, 2025, t…
GEA to build world’s largest integrated dairy facility in Algeria
At a formal event in Algiers, Baladna, a leading Qatari dairy and food producer, the Algerian Government, and GEA – represented by CEO Stefan Klebert – took part in a contract signing ceremony, enabling the construction of the world’s largest integrated dairy farm and milk powder facility in Algeria. GEA was mandated to provide a […] The post GEA mandated to build world’s largest integrated dairy facility in Algeria appeared first on Farmers Rev…
Several contracts for the implementation of the Baladna-Algeria integrated agri-food project for the production of powdered milk were signed Monday in Algiers. This large-scale project – 117,000 hectares mobilized, an investment of USD 3.5 billion, 5,000 direct jobs and coverage of 50% of national needs in powdered milk – foresees a first phase that will require USD 500 million. We invite you to list the 14 companies selected by the Algerian-Qat…
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