The principle agricultural equipment suppliers to Angola are Portuguese, Brazilian and Indian. A number of U.S. agricultural equipment and technology companies are active in Angola through distribution partners, including John Deere, Caterpillar, Massey Ferguson, Case, and New Holland.
How many tons of corn does Angola produce a day?
Current demand is for 4,500 tons of corn, but local production is only 1,800 tons. Corn imports primarily come from Brazil, South Africa, and Turkey. Increasing production at wheat milling plants already operating in Angola include the Grandes Moagens de Angola project that has the capacity to produce 1,200 tons of wheat flour per day.
Who is Olam Agri?
Whether you’re interested in speaking to our country management team, enquiring about one of our products or partnering with us, we want to hear from you. Olam Agri is a leading edible oil processing and refining company, supplying high quality oils to customers in Nigeria and beyond.
What is the agricultural industry in Angola?
Angola’s agricultural industry consists of both private and public companies. Private sector agriculture is expanding with several large agro-industry growers, mostly involving Portuguese, Brazilian, and Israeli investors either independently or through joint ventures with the Angolan government.