A Chinese firm on July 24 launched an ethanol processing plant in central Zambia, which the government says will go a long way in helping the country tackle fuel problems and reduce poverty.
The $9 million plant, built by the Zhongkai International Company, will result in the creation of about 200 direct jobs while another 600,000 people are expected to benefit from the investment.
The plant will produce ethanol through agricultural products like cassava and maize. By-products like liquid fertilizer, biofuel and carbon dioxide will also be produced.
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July 30, 2019
Ethanol Producing Plant Using Cassava, Maize Feedstock Launched In Zambia
Categories cassava, maiz, value addition, Zambia
