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Burkina Faso has just inaugurated a major maize processing plant in Dédougou aimed at stopping the country from depending on imported flour
For years, Burkinabe farmers grew maize, sold it cheaply as raw grain, watched it leave the country, then bought processed flour back at higher prices
Now the new SODAF-BM plant will process maize locally into gritz, semolina, flour, and animal feed with a yearly capacity of up to 15,000 tonnes .
This is not only about food 😮‍💨
The project is expected to support farming cooperatives, create hundreds of jobs, and keep more money circulating inside Burkina Faso instead of flowing abroad
Prime Minister Rimtalba Jean Emmanuel Ouédraogo summed it up perfectly: “Processing is the essential link to create added value.”