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Sunbeth to build cocoa, cashew processing plants in Nigeria by 2027

Business Day 8 days 1 mins read

Olasunkanmi Owoyemi, managing director of Sunbeth Global Concepts, said the company plans to establish a 70,000-metric-tonne cocoa processing plant and

Sunbeth to build cocoa, cashew processing plants in Nigeria by 2027

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