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Al-Sahel Holding Group’s Al-Sayah Industrial Complex exports shipment of pasta to Niger

bySami Zaptia
December 17, 2024
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Al-Sahel Holding Group’s Al-Sayah Industrial Complex exports shipment of pasta to Niger

The Libyan Industry Union announced yesterday that the Al-Sahel Holding Group’s Al-Sayah Industrial Complex exported a shipment of pasta to Niger.

The huge Industrial Complex includes multiple factories to produce pasta, flour, feed, oils and others.

‎The Libyan Industry Union said the Industrial Complex aims to boost local production and export products to African markets, with a focus on achieving Libyan self-sufficiency (food security) and creating thousands of local jobs.‎

It will be noted that the company has four pasta brands: Albaraka, Basma, Orchida and Prima.

 

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Tags: Al-Sahel Holding GroupAl-Sayah Industrial Complexexport exports exportingLIU Libyan Industrial UnionNiger Nigerienpasta

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