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The USAID AGRO program will co-finance 15 flour vitaminization projects in Ukraine, with a budget of up to UAH 57 million, to make Ukrainian products more competitive and expand their market access. The project will be officially presented on August 17 at a conference. The production of vitaminized flour aims to improve sales channels, expand access for agricultural enterprises, and establish long-term cooperation.
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In order to provide Ukrainian flour milling enterprises with more opportunities for development, the USAID AGRO program will co-finance 15 flour vitaminization projects with a total budget of up to UAH 57 million, Rodion Rybchynskyi, head of the Union "Four Mills of Ukraine", reported. Follow the news in a convenient format: Follow us on Twitter The project will be officially presented on August 17 within the framework of the "Bread Industry-2023" conference. This will make Ukrainian products more competitive and in demand in new international markets, expand the assortment and increase the volume of processing. In the conditions of war and limited exports, low prices for grain, the production of vitaminized flour will contribute to the improvement of sales channels and markets, expand the access of micro, small and medium-sized agricultural enterprises (MSMEs) - grain producers to flour mills and establish long-term cooperation, Rybchinskyi explained. As a reminder, starting in ...
Source: Landlord
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