Blumberg Grain, in partnership with the Government of Egypt, is developing one of the world's largest integrated food security systems for grain storage.

The rising price of bread was one reason Hosni Mubarak lost power in Egypt. Food inflation is one reason his replacement, Mohammed Morsi, also lost the job.

Blumberg Grain wants to invest in Dothan, much like the Blumberg family has for years, and the recent tax reform bill may help him accomplish the goal.

Blumberg Grain will spend $150 million over the next two years to complete a grain storage project in Egypt, where it will also build a manufacturing plant and make the world's largest wheat buyer a hub for its regional operations.

Innovative food storage solutions have the capacity to transform Africa. In nations where agriculture is the largest incremental economic contributor, if you eliminate 50% of product loss without plowing one new acre, farmers increase productivity by 60%.

Grain projects across the world are bringing meaningful benefits for governments and farmers.