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marks a turning point in Zambia’s industrial story, providing a tangible solution to a long-standing question: how to transform abundant raw maize into higher-value products that remain and thriveOn October 21, 2025 Trade Kings Group, through its subsidiary Kingsworth Group Limited, switched on Zambia’s first commercial glucose and starch plant at the Lusaka Multi-Facility Economic Zone. The US$110 million facility is more than new machinery and a neat ribbon-cutting. It is a turning point for Zambia’s industrial story, a physical answer to a long-running question: how to turn abundant raw maize into higher-value products that stay and grow here.

https://thefarmersjournal.com/trade-kings-group-commissions-zambias-first-glucose-and-starch-plant-in-lusaka/

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Namib Poultry Industries has taken a big step toward modern poultry farming by installing a fully automated bird sorting system called GRADY. The move is more than a technology upgrade. It changes the day to day of the farm, improving bird welfare, giving staff better and safer tools, and sharpening the data that drives production decisions.

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When money meets purpose, communities notice. That

When money meets purpose, communities notice. That is exactly the promise behind AgDevCo’s recent decision to provide a US$10 million senior loan to Hybrid, one of Zambia’s leading vertically integrated poultry producers. The funding will finance a new, modern slaughterhouse in Lusaka that the companies say will boost local processing capacity, create jobs, and help Zambia depend less on imported poultry.

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