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Olam Agri
We are a market leading, differentiated food, feed and fibre agri-business.
About Olam Agri
Olam Agri is a differentiated and market-leading global agri-business focused on high-growth end consumption markets. Our food, feed and fibre, agri-industrials & ag-services span 30+ countries, and we participate in global food and agri-trade flows, working with farmers and customers to connect local origins and global destinations. With a global origination footprint and processing capabilities, we transform food, feed and fibre to create value for customers and enable farming communities to prosper sustainably, to meet the changing consumption, food security and sustainability needs shaping the global food and agricultural landscape. For more information and to subscribe to our news alerts, please visit https://www.olamagri.com/.
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Capital & Finance
Olam Agri launched Baking Brighter Futures, a pan-African initiative backed by US$2 million through 2030 to train over 20,000 bakers, bakery owners, and aspiring food entrepreneurs.
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Presence & Recognition
Olam Agri supported the International Cotton Association Ltd Istanbul 2026 event titled Cotton’s Next Chapter.
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Research & Knowledge
Olam Agri supported 286,000+ verified hectares with regenerative agriculture across seven countries in 2025.
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Presence & Recognition
Olam Agri participated as a sponsor at the 7th All India Cotton Conference in Coimbatore on 21–22 August.
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Presence & Recognition
Olam Agri delegation spent the following days meeting mills one-to-one across Coimbatore, Tiruppur, Rajapalayam and Madurai.
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Presence & Recognition
Olam Agri Group COO Neelamani Muthu participated on stage at the Asia-Pacific Agri-Food Innovation Summit in Singapore from 27 to 29 October.
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Presence & Recognition
Olam Agri hosted an exclusive networking seminar titled Aligning African Cotton with Bangladesh's Textile Future at the Sheraton Banani in Dhaka, bringing together over 150 industry professionals including textile mill owners, cotton agents, banks, shipping lines, and Olam Agri delegates from West Africa.
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