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Drought and Maize Shortages Paralyze Sudan's Feed Industry

Sudan's feed industry has been under severe pressure due to a combination of drought, raw material shortages and the effects of a protracted war. Some of the feed mills in Khartoum state have been forced to cut jobs sharply due to shortages of corn and bran, and some plants operate only one or two days a week. The situation is aggravated by the large-scale destruction of agricultural and processing infrastructure. By the start of the war in 2023…
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Sudan's feed industry has been under severe pressure due to a combination of drought, raw material shortages and the effects of a protracted war. Some of the feed mills in Khartoum state have been forced to cut jobs sharply due to shortages of corn and bran, and some plants operate only one or two days a week. The situation is aggravated by the large-scale destruction of agricultural and processing infrastructure. By the start of the war in 2023…

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ukragroconsult.com broke the news on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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