Deals
Former Coca-Cola Sugar Buyer Robbins Eyes Agriculture Assets
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Emeterra, an agribusiness company founded by a former managing director of global sweeteners at Coca-Cola Co., is investing in agriculture processing assets through new projects and acquisitions.
The Singapore-based company started by Jacob Robbins, who left Coca-Cola last year, has been operating since Nov. 1 and is looking at processing assets, Robbins said in a Feb. 10 interview in Dubai. Potential projects probably will be in Southeast Asia, sub-Saharan Africa and Latin America, excluding Brazil for now, he said.