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AGRO-PROCESSING BUSINESSES FEATURED AT UNCAPPED 2024

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During the recently concluded ExxonMobil-sponsored Uncapped 2024 event, Guyanese Agro-Processors were provided a platform to showcase and market their diverse range of food products. Dacia Richards has the details in her report.

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