Egyptian company Go Green broke ground on a new jojoba oil factory at the Sadat City industrial zone, the company said in a statement on Saturday carried by Al Masry Al Youm. The first phase of the plant will consist of five production lines, but the company plans to eventually bring the number up to 40 production lines once the facility is fully operational. The plant is expected to produce an annual 5,000 tonnes of jojoba oil, a portion of which will be earmarked for exports. Details on the plant’s investment value and date of completion were not disclosed.
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