Ann: Phosphate Fertilizer Project Update, page-326

I did some digging on Carrinho in the last couple of days.

The main points I picked up on:

-Carrinho have shops and distribution network through the country.
-Carrinho were dealing with 50,000 farming families last year, but are now working with approx 150,000 families. Looking to reach 2million families by 2030.
-the current super-factory is 17 different factories, overall it operated at 25% capacity last year, looking to scale up to 40% this year.
-they're currently processing foods with mostly imported raw products, but the design of the plant is to meet Angola's forecast agricultural potential, and they're using 20% raw inputs from Angolan sources.
-they plan to build another super-factory in the north of the country, 3 times the size of the current factory. https://www.carrinho-sa.com/Industria/Index/en?proj=yes#next-section1
-also starting to build the largest sugar refinery in the sub-sahara region


https://www.carrinho-sa.com/Industria/Page/en/1

https://www.carrinho-sa.com/Industria/Page/en/1

https://www.verangola.net/va/en/022024/Industry/38872/Carrinho-Industrial-Complex-is-%E2%80%9Cmaking-it-clear-that-production-can-also-be-made-in-Angola%E2%80%9D.htm

https://www.bma-worldwide.com/news/carrinho-group-and-bma-are-strengthening-the-angolan-sugar-industry.html