A new factory producing infant milk and baby food, owned by "Baby Infant Nutrition," is set to begin operations in July 2027 in the industrial zone of Boumerdès. The facility, located in the Arechnas industrial area, will initially produce 5,000 tonnes of infant milk per year. This project is a significant addition to Algeria's industrial capabilities in the food industry, particularly in the production of infant milk.
The factory's production capacity is expected to increase gradually to around 10,000 tonnes annually over the subsequent years. This development was announced during a visit by the General Director of the Algerian Agency for Investment Promotion, Omar Rekache. The project aims to meet part of the national market's demand for infant milk, reducing reliance on imports and expanding the local production base.
The new factory is part of Algeria's strategy to boost local production of essential goods and reduce dependence on foreign supplies. By increasing domestic production of infant milk, the country aims to lower its import bill and enhance its ability to cope with potential disruptions in global supply chains. This project aligns with efforts to promote national industry and improve food security.
The factory is expected to create over 100 direct jobs, as well as indirect employment opportunities in transportation, distribution, and logistics. This will have a positive economic impact on the Boumerdès region and contribute to the local economy. The project's development is seen as a key step in supporting Algeria's industrial growth and economic diversification.
The infant milk factory is a crucial project for Algeria, given the high demand for such products. The new facility will help meet this demand and provide a stable supply of infant milk to the national market. By increasing local production, Algeria aims to reduce its reliance on imported goods and strengthen its food security.
The launch of this factory demonstrates Algeria's commitment to promoting local industry and reducing its dependence on imports. The project is expected to have a positive impact on the country's economy, creating jobs and stimulating economic growth. The factory's production will also contribute to the country's efforts to achieve self-sufficiency in food production.
Once the factory reaches its full production capacity of 10,000 tonnes per year, it will significantly contribute to Algeria's infant milk production. This will enable the country to meet a larger share of its domestic demand for infant milk, reducing its reliance on imports and enhancing its food security. The project is a significant step towards achieving Algeria's goals in the food industry.
Key points
- The factory will have an initial production capacity of 5,000 tonnes per year, rising to 10,000 tonnes annually.
- The project aims to reduce Algeria's reliance on imported infant milk and promote local industry.
- The factory is expected to create over 100 direct jobs and stimulate economic growth in the Boumerdès region.
