Singsong unveils Kratie cassava processing plan

Dec 8th at 10:25
08-12-2016 10:25:40+07:00

Singsong unveils Kratie cassava processing plan

South Korean-owned Singsong Industrial (Cambodia) Co Ltd has unveiled plans to build a cassava processing facility in Kratie province, state news agency AKP said yesterday.

The factory would be built on 23 hectares in the northeastern province to produce cassava starch.

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