The Premium Bread Makers Association of Nigeria (PBAN) has revealed its strategy to address its members’ low levels of profitability and productivity. The group blamed the decline on the financial strain on the bread industry. The association has planned its third PBAN Day-Out to help both its members and non-members and address the dynamics of modern business in an attempt to create stabilityExhibitions from major industry players will be on display in the NECA Auditorium on Thursday, November 13, 2025, to help members position themselves for increased productivity. This edition will feature strategic sessions with professionals and technical specialists in the industry, according to Engineer Emmanuel Onuorah, President of the association. “This year’s PBAN Day-Out, which is the third in the series, is anticipated to attract cross-participants from the value-added baking business sector with a view to reversing the previous lull in projections.” Onuorah hinted that practical strategies for stakeholder networking would be given at the Day-Out.
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