Beyti launches new $21.1mln production lines in Egypt

Deputy Prime Minister for Industrial Development and Minister of Industry and Transport Kamel El-Wazir inaugurated five new production lines at Beyti, an Almarai subsidiary, with a total investment of EGP 1 billion, according to a press release.

Located at its factory in Nubaria, the new lines support the company’s ongoing efforts to improve productivity, promote localization in the food and beverage sector, and enhance product quality.

The newly launched facilities will also secure new job opportunities as well as boost export activities to meet the needs of consumers in Egypt and in the 45 global markets to which Beyti exports. Their business spans cheese, yogurt, and drinking yogurt manufacturing.

Beyti sources more than 67% of its raw materials and packaging locally, reflecting its efforts to foster innovation, transfer technology, and raise quality standards within the food and beverage industry.

El-Wazir stated: “The operation of the new production lines at Beyti – an Almarai subsidiary, represents an important model of serious investments that support national industry and deepen local manufacturing in the food sector.”

The minister added: “What we are witnessing today highlights the constructive cooperation between the government and the private sector to advance industrial development and increase the competitiveness of Egyptian products in regional and international markets.”