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GBfoods completes N20b tomato processing factory in Kebbi - Edoman - 07-19-2020 GBfoods completes N20b tomato processing factory in Kebbi July 19, 2020 [/url] Workers in operation at the GBfoods Kebbi Tomato processing factory [url=https://thenationonlineng.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/GBfoods.jpg]   GBfoods, a major leader in the culinary product manufacturing, in partnership with the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Kebbi State Government and the Emirate of Yauri recently built a N20 billion tomato processing factory, in Kebbi State. The factory is the second largest in Nigeria and the only fully backward integrated plant in ECOWAS – and has the largest single tomatoes farm in Nigeria. When all phases of the project are finished, the factory will be the largest fresh tomatoes processing factory in sub-Saharan Africa. The project created over a 1,000 jobs including: 500 farming jobs, 150 factory jobs and 150 construction jobs as well as engaged many small holder farmers as out-growers. Apart from training the out-growers on good agricultural practices, GBfoods provided them with tomatoes seedlings, agrochemicals and various equipment such as water pumps and hose pipes, enabling the farmer’s access to water in the dry season. GBfoods also supported the host communities by providing and maintaining 16 boreholes of drinking water, a first for some of the surrounding villages. The CEO of GBfoods Africa, Mr. Vicenç Bosch, commended the Federal Government for encouraging and supporting GBfoods to engage with CBN, Ministries, Departments and Agencies to ensure the successful completion of the factory. He also expressed his gratitude to the Federal Ministry of Industry Trade and Investments, Federal Ministry of Agriculture & Rural Development, Kebbi State Government and the Ngaski Local Government Authorities for their tremendous support towards the actualisation of the project.