Agrobusiness

Qu Dongyu lors de son élection à la tête de la FAO, le 23 juin 2019 à Rome. © Riccardo Antimiani/AP/SIPA

[Débat] FAO : l’Afrique sera-t-elle récompensée ?

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IPNI Board of Directors Elects New OfficersJune 4, 2014 – Peachtree Corners, Georgia, U.S. – New officers of the Board of Directors of the International Plant Nutrition Institute (IPNI) were elected May 25, 2014. The election took place at the IPNI Board meeting held in Sydney, Australia, in conjunction with the 82nd Annual Conference of the International Fertilizer Industry Association (IFA).Mostafa Terrab, Ph.D., Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, OCP Group, Morocco, is the new Chairman of the IPNI Board for a two-year term. Mr. Jim T. Prokopanko, President and Chief Executive Officer of The Mosaic Company, Plymouth, Minneapolis, was elected Vice Chairman of the IPNI Board. Mr. Oleg Petrov, Director, Sales and Marketing, Uralkali, Moscow, Russia, was elected Chair of the Finance Committee.Mr. Stephen R. Wilson, who retired as Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer of CF Industries Holdings Inc. as of January 1, 2014, also concluded his term as Chairman of the IPNI Board of Directors and was recognized for outstanding leadership and service in his role.Dr. Terry L. Roberts, who continues as President of IPNI, stated, “The support and dedicated service of Mr. Wilson has been greatly appreciated by IPNI as we continue to work to develop the science behind nutrient stewardship and promote its role in achieving global food security.” Dr. Roberts emphasized, “Mr. Wilson’s role as Chairman of the IPNI Board has been a positive force in securing IPNI’s agronomic research and education programs around the world. We look forward to continued progress with Dr. Terrab, Mr. Prokopanko, and Mr. Petrov in their new roles.” © DR

Mostafa Terrab – International Fertilizer Association

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Olivier Delaunay – Barry Callebaut

L’usine du groupe agroalimentaire sénégalais à Dakar. © Sylvain Cherkaoui pour JA

Sans la Cedeao, point de salut pour le sénégalais Patisen au Nigeria

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Trieuses de café dans l’unité de torréfaction de Choco Ivoire à San Pédro, Côte d’Ivoire. © Jacques Torregano pour JA.

[Analyse] Café : un impact encore faible des certifications

Pépinières de la coopérative cacaoyère « Que Luz » , à Sao Tome. © Vincent Fournier/Jeune Afrique-REA

[Infographies] Quels enjeux pour l’agro-industrie en Afrique ?

Une moto de livreur de bières, au Cameroun (Illustration). © Creative Commons / Flickr / Mimbo benskin

Fiscalité : les brasseurs camerounais sous pression

Sameer Ahmed, directeur de l’usine de Tema au Ghana, et Gabriel Ayiquaye, responsable de la section recherche et développement. © OLAM

Agroalimentaire : Olam desserre l’étreinte