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GMI SOON TO RECEIVE “MADE IN GUYANA” STAMPS AS PRODUCTS CONTINUE TO RECEIVE POSITIVE FEEDBACK

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Antonio Dey reports that a local agri-processing business is set to complete its final method of standardization and will soon acquire the prestigious “Made in Guyana” stamp of approval.

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