Mubasher: Beyti, a subsidiary of Almarai Company, has officially signed a cooperation protocol with the Educate Me Foundation to launch its first school nutrition signature program (A Glass a Day, a Hero Every Day).
The program is held under the scientific supervision and auspices of the Egyptian Pediatric Association (EPA), marking Beyti’s first nationwide school nutrition program specifically designed for children aged 7–10 years.
The initiative combines direct access to proper nutrition with a specialized, interactive educational curriculum aimed at fostering lifelong healthy habits among students and their families.
It represents a cornerstone of Beyti’s broader mission of “nourishing families through every sip, spoon, and bite,” while supporting national efforts to improve student health and address malnutrition-related challenges, including stunting and anemia.
The program also aligns closely with Egypt’s human development objectives by helping build a healthier foundation for future generations.
By the end of 2026, the initiative aims to generate a sustainable health impact for approximately 10,000 students and their mothers across the governorates of Cairo, Giza, and El Beheira.
Chris Abboud, General Manager of Beyti, stated: “Our purpose at Beyti is clear: to nourish families through every sip, spoon and bite. This purpose goes beyond our products; it defines our national role in supporting student health and addressing critical challenges such as stunting and anemia.’
For his part, Ahmed El Saeed, Chairman of the Egyptian Pediatric Association, affirmed: “By aligning this scientific curriculum with the state’s vision to eradicate malnutrition-related challenges, we are creating a powerful synergy between high-quality nutrition and medical awareness.”
In November 2025, Beyti inaugurated five new production lines at its Nubaria factory in Beheira Governorate, with a total investment of EGP 1 billion.
