Chinese and Tanzanian enterprises will jointly implement cassava production project

Published 2020년 12월 28일

Tridge summary

A partnership between China and Tanzanian companies has been formed to launch a comprehensive cassava production project in Tanlindi, encompassing large-scale cultivation and the creation of a dried cassava processing plant for export to China. This initiative is a result of a phytosanitary protocol signed in 2017, paving the way for Tanzanian companies to export dried cassava to China. However, despite six companies' involvement and the potential market including Rwanda, Burundi, DRC, Kenya, Oman, UAE, and China, the cassava export business has not been profitable due to logistical challenges in the processing chain.
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Original content

Tanzania’s mainstream media "Guardian" reported on December 16 that China and Tanzanian companies signed a cassava joint production contract to jointly implement a large-scale cassava production project in the Tanlindi region. The project includes the development of large-scale commercial cassava cultivation and establishment Dried cassava processing plant and exported to China. In May 2017, China and Tanzania signed a phytosanitary protocol, allowing Tanzanian companies to sell dried cassava to China. The signing of the protocol opened the door for Tangan cassava export to China. At least, There are 6 Tanzanian companies engaged in the export of dried cassava, but due to the problems of the cassava processing chain in Tanzania, they have not been able to obtain the necessary economic ...
Source: Foodmate

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