Government of Ghana supports largest sweet potato exporter

Published 2021년 10월 7일

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Agriculture Minister Owusu Afriyie Akoto has promised support to Maphlix Trust Farms Limited, Ghana's largest potato exporter. The company, which is the country's largest potato grower and exporter, is seeking government assistance to improve its operational structures. The company, which started in 2013 and uses power plants and water from boreholes, is planning to connect to the Trans ECOWAS Highway and build a 250-tonne warehouse and potato processing plant, but needs to be connected to the electricity grid first. The company grows orange-fleshed sweet potatoes over more than 700 hectares.
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Agriculture Minister Owusu Afriyie Akoto has pledged his government's support to Maphlix Trust Farms Limited, Ghana's largest exporter of potatoes. Felix Kamassah, the company's general manager, had called on the government to help develop the company's operational structures, which he said would benefit the country's potato growing and export sector. The project, which started in 2013, runs on power plants and uses water from boreholes, and aims to connect to the various utility networks, including the Trans ECOWAS Highway, which bisects the area. According to newsghana.com.gh, the ...
Source: AGF

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