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value addition

INDIA: Expert stresses need for value addition to jackfruit

2020-09-08
By: TFNet News Compilation
On: September 8, 2020
In: Fruits News, News
With: 0 Comments

Shree Padre, an expert on jackfruit, has stressed the need to give thrust to value addition to the fruit as it could help improve earnings of the stakeholders in the sector to a great extent.Continue Reading

UGANDA: The money in making banana fibre products

2017-11-22
By: TFNet News Compilation
On: November 22, 2017
In: Fruits News
With: 0 Comments

Uganda is the second largest producer of bananas after India with about 9 million tonnes produced annually. All this production creates tonnes of waste in form of stems and stocks. These are returned back to gardens to be used as fertilisers or mulching materials.   But the stems and stocksContinue Reading

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