The National Enterprise for Recovery and Valorisation (SNRV) and Slovak company BK Investment have signed a protocol to process and recycle waste from the iron and steel industry. The project is intended to promote the recovery of recyclable materials and the circular economy, according to a statement from the National Iron and Steel Industry Holding Company.
A tray of 30 eggs is now selling for between 520 and 540 dinars on Algeria’s wholesale markets, 40 to 50 dinars less than about ten days ago. Prices nevertheless remain high after the summer surge, according to Maghrebemergent, citing sources in the poultry sector.
Algerian authorities have announced the arrest of 61 Moroccan nationals at the beginning of October, including a former Moroccan army serviceman, suspected of preparing acts of sabotage. The General Directorate of National Security says the suspects were targeting security and public order, according to Agence France-Presse.
Algeria’s Ministry of Health and US biotechnology group Amgen have signed a memorandum of understanding on preventing cardiovascular diseases. The agreement provides for awareness campaigns on risk factors and health promotion, according to Yasmine Aït Yahia, Amgen Algeria’s managing director.
Baladna’s giant farm in Adrar has produced 530 tonnes of barley, 359 tonnes of wheat, 584 tonnes of fodder and 746 tonnes of silage maize. The company aims to cultivate 70,000 hectares and install 1,400 irrigation pivots eventually, according to figures published by Baladna Algeria.