Flour Making Factory opened Mogadishu

The smart ones built flour, pasta, and dairy factories, stuff that’s imported every year for billions of dollars. All they have to do then is sign contracts with local supermarkets and shops to meet demand.

Start up costs would range between 500k to $10 million. Somalis have spent more on plots of useless land and empty hotels. Greenhouses growing super in demand crops like Avocados, Coffee beans and Chilli would also be another safe investment.
 

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The smart ones built flour, pasta, and dairy factories, stuff that’s imported every year for billions of dollars. All they have to do then is sign contracts with local supermarkets and shops to meet demand.

Start up costs would range between 500k to $10 million. Somalis have spent more on plots of useless land and empty hotels. Greenhouses growing super in demand crops like Avocados, Coffee beans and Chilli would also be another safe investment.
Manufacturing in Somalia is very expensive (Electricity prices) the average businessmen would never opt for it,this flour factory is owned by Hormuud who are super rich and can make it work
 
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Manufacturing in Somalia is very expensive (Electricity prices) the average businessmen would never opt for it,this flour factory is owned by Hormuud who are super rich and can make it work

True, if they could just add another 2000MW to the grid, so many different aspects of life would be transformed, whether its a steady stream for hospitals or enabling entrepreneurs to establish small-scale industries without dying in the first year because of the high energy costs.

I believe China adds 2000MW to their grid on a weekly basis.
 
milling flour with grain from russia and ukraine. Somalia is one of worst countries when it comes to food independence. 100% of our food(grains) are imported. And only from two countries aswell.

With modern crop yields the interriver region of southern somalia could feed 40 million people easily. Food independence is a must to be geopolitically independent. You cannot trust the global trade network. That’s why the EU countries subsidize agriculture. Modern agriculture is not profitable but that doesn’t matter because food production gives a country options strategicly.

Modern agricultural yields made it so that during covid when the price of milk crashed. it was cheaper to dump milk that to transport it a couple dozen miles to a distribution center. Imagine cents to a gallon cost is what america can achieve.

Milk costs more in somalia rn than American milk wholesalers kkkk
 

Dalac Bilaash

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milling flour with grain from russia and ukraine. Somalia is one of worst countries when it comes to food independence. 100% of our food(grains) are imported. And only from two countries aswell.

With modern crop yields the interriver region of southern somalia could feed 40 million people easily. Food independence is a must to be geopolitically independent. You cannot trust the global trade network. That’s why the EU countries subsidize agriculture. Modern agriculture is not profitable but that doesn’t matter because food production gives a country options strategicly.

Modern agricultural yields made it so that during covid when the price of milk crashed. it was cheaper to dump milk that to transport it a couple dozen miles to a distribution center. Imagine cents to a gallon cost is what america can achieve.

Milk costs more in somalia rn than American milk wholesalers kkkk
I think you haven't even watched the video stop rushing to comment all the grain is from Within the country not imported from Russia or ukraine
 
I think you haven't even watched the video stop rushing to comment all the grain is from Within the country not imported from Russia or ukraine
They clearly said in the video this is a good starting point to revive Somali agriculture.. Some Somalis are their own worst enemy
 
There is another one in Berbera, now we need two more, one in Kismayo and the other at Bosaso. Food security and self-sufficiency in every corner should be the number one priority. Surplus production should be stored, and plus-surplus should be exported to major markets like Egypt and Indonesia.

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