Where nearly 40% of harvests were recently lost due to improper storage, today stand modern grain drying and storage complexes — symbols of a new era of grain preservation in Tanzania. Thanks to Unia Grains and a strategic partnership with the Tanzanian government and the Polish Ministry of Finance and Development, vital infrastructure has been built in three key regions — Babati, Mpanda, and Sumbawanga — bringing real impact to the country’s food security.

The result?

• 77,000 tons of new storage capacity

• Post-harvest losses reduced by up to 40%

• National grain storage capacity increased from 280,000 to 340,000 tons

• 3 modern complexes — designed, delivered, and commissioned by Unia Grains

From design to full implementation

 Unia Grains managed every stage of the investment — from technology selection and engineering, through production, delivery, and installation, to the training of local teams. The complexes include innovative silos, grain dryers, cleaning systems, and grain transport infrastructure — all tailored to withstand extreme climatic conditions and ensure maximum efficiency.

Local impact, global quality

The project not only strengthened supply chains and food security but also created new opportunities for local communities. Over 60 workers were employed on-site, and selected specialists continued their professional development at Unia Grains' headquarters in Poland.

Tanzania gained the infrastructure. We gained a partner. And this is just the beginning. Thanks to this achievement, Unia Grains is becoming a key force in the agricultural transformation of Africa — with on-the-ground experience and a clear vision for the future.