Vietnam Cassava Association recommends Phu Yen not to expand more tapioca starch factory

Published 2021년 12월 6일

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The Vietnam Cassava Association has expressed concerns to the People's Committee of Phu Yen province about the proposed investment in new cassava processing plants, citing potential raw material shortages and negative impacts on existing factories and jobs. The association warns of a region-wide raw material imbalance due to disease and limited fresh cassava supplies, with two Phu Yen factories currently operating at 60% capacity due to these issues. They recommend that new plants should only be established after identifying raw material areas, in line with the conclusions of Deputy Minister Tran Thanh Nam. The association also emphasizes the importance of investing in value-added deep processing of cassava, with a leading company ready to expand in Phu Yen if permitted.

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Dr. Nguyen Van Lang, Chairman of the Vietnam Cassava Association, has just sent a document to Mr. Tran Huu The, Chairman of the People's Committee of Phu Yen province, about his comments on the investment project to build more cassava processing plants in this province. The Vietnam Cassava Association said that over the past time, the unit has continued to receive two official letters from members, Quang Ngai Agricultural Products Joint Stock Company and Phu Yen Tapioca Starch JSC, about whether to consult with the People's Committee of Phu Yen province. approved the investment policy of cassava starch factory in Son Hoa district, Phu Yen province. In addition, after studying the Recommendation Report of the Department of Planning and Investment of Phu Yen province in November 2021, the Association said that if the Provincial People's Committee allows the implementation of the project of Huu Duc Phu Yen in Son Hoa district will cause a shortage of raw materials for existing and ...

Source: Vietnambiz