Louis Dreyfus to supply CDC with 290.5m worth of fertiliser, herbicide

The Cameroonian subsidiary of the multinational Louis Dreyfus Commodities, is the announced recipient of six contracts to supply fertiliser, herbicides and insecticides to the Cameroon Development Corporation (CDC), an agro-industrial company that produces palm oil, bananas and rubber in South-West Cameroon.

The contracts with a delivery deadline of 45 days, according to the release issued by the Cameroonian Minister of Public Contracts, Abba Sadou, are worth a total of 290.5 million FCFA.

Louis-Dreyfus Commodities is a multinational trading company which operates in 53 countries worldwide. The group is one of the “Big 5” of global trading, alongside ADM, Bunge, Cargill and Glencore.