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Suriname en Israël willen cacao produceren

February 8, 2016

Suriname en Israël willen cacao produceren
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PARAMARIBO- Het Ministerie van Landbouw, Veeteelt en Visserij (LVV) en de Investment and Development Corporation Suriname NV (IDCS) hebben woensdag een samenwerkingsovereenkomst getekend met de LR Group uit Israël. Deze samenwerking houdt in dat Suriname en Israël cacao op grote schaal zullen produceren. Suriname bezit 40% van de aandelen en Israël 60%. IDCS heeft dit cacaoproject geschreven.

Israël zal inkomen met technologie en deskundigheid en gaat voor de nodige investeringen zorgen welke geraamd zijn op USD 46 miljoen. Het Ministerie van Ruimtelijke ordening Grond en Bosbeheer (RoGB) heeft tweeduizend  hectare grond te Phedra en Victoria in het district Brokopondo beschikbaar gesteld voor de bovengenoemde samenwerking…[+]

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Suriname en Israël willen cacao produceren

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/dutch-caribbean/suriname-en-israel-willen-cacao-produceren/

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