Ghanaians urged to take advantage of high demand for cassava starch

Published 2021년 10월 1일

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A Business Development Manager at the Torchbearer International Agricultural Science and Technology Group (TIAST Group), Madam Priscilla Fiati, has identified a high demand for cassava starch on the international market, particularly from China. She is encouraging Ghanaians to tap into this opportunity to create jobs and reduce poverty. The TIAST Group has secured a market for over 600,000 tons of processed goods annually and is prepared to provide technology, support, and maintenance for factories. The group has also partnered with Stanbic Bank to cover 70-80% of the financing needed for factory projects.
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A Business Entrepreneur has indicated that cassava starch has gained huge demand on the international market, and urged Ghanaians to take advantage of the ready market. Madam Priscilla Fiati, a Business Development Manager at the Torchbearer International Agricultural Science and Technology Group (TIAST Group), noted that China alone imports over three million tonnes of cassava starch every year, worth 30 billion dollars, and expressed the hope that Ghana could be part of the value chain which could help create more jobs and alleviate poverty. Madam Fiati made the remarks when addressing participants at the ongoing sixth Agricultural Industrialization Conference in Takoradi under the theme, “Financial and Technological Support for Agricultural Processing”, organised by the TIAST Group in partnership with the Stanbic Bank. She indicated that her outfit had secured a ready market of over 600,000 tons order per year to assist producers in selling all their processed goods on a weekly ...

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