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During a visit at tomatoes factory at Kadawa, the Managing Director, Dangote Tomatoes Farms, Sani Kaita, explained that the multi-billion dollars factory had resumed production after surmounting some difficulties. Sani said critical among the challenges included importation of tomato paste, shortfalls in the supply of fresh tomatoes and power failure. Tomato processing in Nigeria is also affected by very low farm yields, phytosanitary difficulties, and lack of transport facilities which impact the quality of raw material delivered to plants. He regretted that despite the capacity of the plant to process 1,200 tonnes of tomatoes per day, illegal imports and other negative factors posed threats to the survival of the factory.
