Zenith signs MOU with China’s leading agriculture enterprises to diversify into rice cultivation

November 20, 2017

Zenith signs MOU with China’s leading agriculture enterprises to diversify into rice cultivation

Engly Tuy (Sakura) / Khmer Times

Zenith Agro Group (ZAG) has signed a memorandum of understanding with Taifeihuayuan Agriculture Development Co. and Yunnan Dongwei Agriculture Development Co to collaborate on rice production and commercialisation. As part of the strategic cooperation, Taifeihuayuan is keen to bring its proven technology in rice-planting into Cambodia and assist ZAG in the area of technical know-how.

They will also bring a research team from Nanjing that specialises in rice-planting in the southern part of China. Previously, the agriculture enterprise has achieved much success in Myanmar and is confident of providing ZAG with a performance guarantee of a minimum production of 12 tonnes of rice per hectare in two harvests yearly in Cambodia.

Wan Min Xiang, general manager of Hunan Donwei, Danny Wang, managing director of ZAG, Ouk Kosa and Fu Xue Jun.

VIP Guests attend the MoU signing ceremony.

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