Agrochemicals: Jubaili family to boost production capacity in Ghana, Uganda and Tanzania
The entrepreneurial Lebanese family, now operating from Nigeria, is preparing to expand on the continent.
28/02/2022 at 15h03, by Africa Business+
Since 2019, Jubaili Agrotec has relied on its factories in Ibadan and Kano, Nigeria, to serve as distribution bases to neighbouring Ghana and Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania. However, over the next few years, the company plans to expand its facilities with a pesticide manufacturing plant in Ghana and two packaging sites in Tanzania and Uganda. In Nigeria, Jubaili Agrotec also plans to add an insecticide manufacturing unit in Ibadan and a veterinary drug manufacturing unit in Kano.
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