Dutch-French Agri-Business Opens Grain Storage Facility in Multan
Most outlets led with the expansion of Louis Dreyfus Company's logistics operations in Pakistan, highlighting the inauguration of a new grain storage facility in Multan. ProPakistani emphasized the scale of the facility, noting its 40,000-ton capacity, while Business Recorder described it as the company’s first owned industrial site in the country. Both framed the development as a significant step in the firm’s local logistics footprint.
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Multan office opens: Louis Dreyfus expands logistics footprint
KARACHI: Louis Dreyfus Company (LDC) has expanded its logistics footprint in Pakistan with the inauguration of a new grain storage facility in Multan, its first owned industrial site in the country, adding approximately 40,000 metric tons of storage capacity in South Punjab. Pakistan is one of South Asia’s major agricultural markets, and among the world’s largest producers and consumers of whea...
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Dutch-French Agri-Business Giant Opens 40,000 Ton Grain Facility in Multan
Dutch-French commodities giant Louis Dreyfus Company (LDC) has expanded its operations in Pakistan by establishing a new grain storage facility… Read More
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