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Mombasa upgrade complete

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1 Mar 2008

by BMI Editorial

Grain Bulk Handlers Limited (GBHL) has announced that it has completed the construction of its new US$12M grain storage terminal at the Kenyan port of Mombasa. The new terminal has modern climate control facilities and has storage capacity of 100,000t, so GBHL hopes to be able to store grain for longer periods than at present. The company’s managing director is Brown Ondego, the former managing director of the Kenya Port Authority (KPA). Ondego commented: “The silos are fitted with temperature m

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