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Mozambique: More than 2000 cotton producers sign up for Sustenta programme

Club of Mozambique by Club of Mozambique
November 6, 2020
in Africa, Agriculture, Cotton, Development, Economy, Mozambique
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More than 2,000 cotton producers are participating in the Sustenta programme via the João Ferreira dos Santos company in Cuamba, Niassa province.

João Ferreira dos Santos has more than 44,000 producers of various crops participating in its various agro-business projects.

Following a visit by Republic Filipe Nyusi to the firm, João Ferreira dos Santos general director Manuel Delgado told journalists on Saturday that the small farmers were located in Niassa and Nampula provinces, where the firm had been present in the agrarian sector for several years.

Also read: Mozambique: 5,000-hectare levelling program kicks off in lower Limpopo

The João Ferreira dos Santos company was cooperating with the government within the scope of its Sustenta agrarian program, and had already received several incentives.

The company, which currently has 80 employees, will open a cottonseed and soybean seed oil-processing factory next year, an investment worth more than US$3M.

Sustenta was re-launched by the government this year.

Source: Rádio Moçambique via Club of Mozambique

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