BUA Foods names Khalifa Rabiu head of global procurement and operations
BUA Foods has appointed Khalifa Rabiu to lead global procurement and operations, reinforcing its focus on supply chain efficiency and operational performance
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BUA Foods has appointed Khalifa Rabiu to lead global procurement and operations, reinforcing its focus on supply chain efficiency and operational performance
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