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The Ghanaian government’s vision for agriculture is ambitious yet achievable with the right mix of expertise, technology, and machinery. As a critical economic area, a resilient and productive agricultural value chain would have a transformational impact on growth, job creation, and living standards in the country.

In Italy, Ghana has a trusted and ready partner for its aggressive drive to modernize and reshape the agricultural sector through the extensive deployment of machinery and tech-based agro innovations. In fact, a growing number of Ghanaian entrepreneurs are turning to Made in Italy technology, reckoning the competitive advantage it brings thanks to its features in terms of quality, reliability, and technical assistance.

Consequently, the Italian Trade Agency (ITA), the government agency which champions Italian companies and investments abroad, has sought to establish the right linkages and partnerships at both policy and business-to-business (B2B) levels to boost agribusiness development in both countries.

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Mechanized agriculture has long been a stronghold of Italy, with a number of the global names in the production and supply of agribusiness inputs, machinery, and technologies being Italian brands. To link up these companies with firms along Ghana’s agribusiness value chain, ITA will on June 22 organize virtual B2B meetings between Italian and Ghanaian agribusiness companies under the Ghana-Italy Agribusiness Digital Lab project. The meetings will be hosted on a dedicated portal, https://ghana-italy.digital.ice.it, where interested Ghanaian agribusiness firms can register for participation.

The Italian companies specialising in agricultural mechanization that will take part in the B2B meetings are as follows:

The BCS Group

The BCS Group is a leading multinational company in the mechanization industry that designs and manufactures machinery for agriculture and greens maintenance, represented by the commercial brands BCS, FERRARI, PASQUALI, and MA.TRA., and machines for producing autonomous electricity and welding units, represented by the brand MOSA.

Headquartered near Milan, BCS is a global brand leveraging its business strategy of internationalization and expansion. The success of this strategy has seen the business consolidate its leading position in the countries where it has gained great experience and also expand into developing countries with greater needs for technology and mechanization.
Today, the company boasts over 1,000 dealers and retailers throughout the world, and over 300 importers in all the continents.

Metalmont

Metalmont is an Italian engineering, manufacturing and marketing company of equipment for the mechanization of cereal storage plants (silo and flat warehouses).

Metalmont products include machines for the handling of cereals like wheat, soya, pulses, paddy rice, cocoa and coffee beans, and many other agricultural bulk materials. It also produces equipment for material post-harvesting cleaning as well as high technology automation solutions for the mechanization of flat warehouses.

Currently exporting to many countries across Europe, Middle East and some African countries, the company is known for its tailor-made solutions and readiness to partner local companies in the establishment of new businesses.

To the Ghanaian farmer, Metalmont offers cost-effective solutions to mechanize cereal production and storage, helping to reduce post-harvest losses.

Selvatici

Selvatici is a 52-year-old company which produces high technology tools for intensive and high productivity agriculture.

The company is specialised in the production of agricultural machinery for soil preparation, such as spading machines, double spading machines, post-hole diggers with augers both mechanical and hydraulic for backhoes, and rear scrapers.

In addition, there is a line for professional gardening, including aerators and sand spreaders. New tools have recently been introduced in the range, such as spading machines for two-wheel tractors, stone buriers, and bed formers.

In addition to being very well known at national level, the company has for years developed an excellent sales network abroad, which currently accounts for more than half of its turnover, and it can also guarantee an efficient spare parts service.

Tonelli Group SpA

Tonelli Group SpA manufactures a full range of mixers and plants for the processing of food in the patisserie, confectionery, and baking industries.

With strong commitment to standards and quality, the company has an internal food technologist and laboratory that work with customers to fine-tune new recipes.
Tonelli’s expertise would be a huge boost to the food processing and baking industries in Ghana.

Grillo SpA

Grillo SpA offers green and eco-sensitive agricultural solutions. Founded in 1953, the company manufactures professional machines for agriculture and green maintenance. It has 5 production plants located in Cesena, Italy. It manufactures and distributes more than 20,000 machines every year across the world.

Ma/Ag SRL

Ma/Ag SRL was established in 1976 to explore winning and alternative solutions to the needs of mechanised agriculture, especially in the provision of ploughing equipment.

The company produces innovative machinery for conservative agriculture, with the aim to grant high productivity levels, cost reduction, and an always decreasing impact on the environment.

It has a branch that is devoted to the production of planters and has the capacity to design, produce and sell its entire production range with wide market coverage in both EU and non-EU countries across all continents.

Urbinati Srl

Urbinati Srl designs and manufactures modular systems for the automation and mechanization of horticultural, forest and floral nurseries.

Founded in 1978 by Nino Urbinati, the company has the vision of seeing “automation and mechanization in all nurseries in the world” and currently exports to over 95 countries, with a network of more than 50 official distributors worldwide.

Urbinati proposes customised technical solutions for nurseries for the following phases: sowing, automatic and manual transplanting, filling—pots and trays—irrigation, germination, trays washing, handling, labeling, and trimming.

NARDI Srl

NARDI Srl has been manufacturing agricultural implements since 1895, and has a mission to produce implements for a modern and professional agriculture.

Its strengths include: a comprehensive product range (mouldboard plough, disc ploughs, cultivators, disc harrows, rotary-hoes, mechanical seed drills and vacuum planter, fertilizer spreader, boom sprayer, mist blowers, etc.) for a wide range of HP tractor (30-600+); quality and reliability of the implements; extensive sales network, customer support, training and spare parts service; participation in integrated agricultural mechanization and agronomic best practices projects; and 90 years of experience in Africa.

NARDI also boasts important supplies to the governments of various countries, collaboration with important institutions (FAO, UNIDO, ICARDA), and production of the Delfino3s plow for the fight against erosion and desertification.

Zanin F.lli Srl

Zanin F.lli designs and develops machines and systems such as cleaners, dryers, conveyors, and storage systems for the industrial food farming and industrial sector in general.

With more than 60 years of quality and experience, the company designs and builds highly specialised solutions and systems for the food industry. It has always been ahead of the times, and prides itself on keeping environmental sustainability at the forefront of its approach to design.

All the above companies will showcase their expertise and technologies, as well as explore potential business relationships with Ghanaian agro-related enterprises, during the Ghana-Italy Agribusiness Digital Lab on June 22. It is an opportunity not to be missed by the Ghanaian agribusiness sector.

 

Source: Italian Trade Agency
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