top of page
NEWS.png

Amaggi Buys Majority Stake in Norwegian Non-GMO Grain Company

Brazil-based Amaggi, the largest soybean grower in the world, announced it has acquired a majority stake in Denofa, a Norwegian producer of non-GMO oilseeds for an undisclosed amount.

This deal comes one year after Amaggi established a European division with an initial office in Rotterdam, and will align with the company’s strategic plan to expand its non-GMO business.

Denofa is the only producer in Scandinavia that makes soybean meal and oil as well as lecithin from non-GMO soybeans for the feed and food industries. The company comes with a crushing facility in Fredrikstad, Norway, with a capacity of 430,000 tons per year, and a rapeseed oil processing operation in Poland. This crush capacity will be added to Amaggi’s existing annual crush capacity of 2.4 million tons from its three plants in Brazil.

More on this story

Never Stop-Woman - 240x198.jpg
UANews-Scoular-1000x825.png
Never Stop-Woman - 650x85.jpg
200X165 UA NEWS AD (1).png
LECO2023_Unconventional-Ag_240x198.jpg

CONTRIBUTE

Contact Lynda Kiernan-Stone,

editor of Unconventional Ag News,

to submit a story for consideration:

lkiernan-stone@highquestgroup.com

bottom of page