Comments on: Plan for major private sector investment in agri to be unveiled shortly

By: vijaysingh

vijaysingh — Sun, 05 Jul 2009 16:03:56 +0000

To the stake holders involved in above project. I am prepared to assist in identifying buyers who are ready to work with you to achieve your goals. I personally know buyers who will buy canned and tetrapak juices of mango, guava, orange, passion fruits. buyers are looking for tamarind in big quatities.I can be reached at incomeworldwide@yahoo.com and vijaysing@bellsouth.net and tel 407-484-3760 anytime. To those who are interested in selling railway sleepers and dimensional greenheart and other hardwoods, I need about 100 million sq ft on a regular basis.We need to supplement the amount that we currently get.

By: VIJAY SINGH

VIJAY SINGH — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 01:15:04 +0000

The greatest culture in the world is agriculture and Guyana has the potential to feed the Caribbean. Not much has been done to fulfil that idea. The administrations of successive govts since independence talked about this and that was the end. Lack of vision and the dedication was not in their sphere of thinking. The Dutch buyers of fruits and juices send their agri- consultants all over the world to secure their supplies. These consultants advise farmers on growing and packaging for export. I have seen some of these at work in Pakistan, they source fruits there. I had given Min. Sawh the information. The Uk will buy all the papayas, five finger, passion fruits and hot peppers. The market for hot sauce is huge and a non traditional producer(China) now supplies UK after Guyana failed to send a few cases to buyers.I hope the players are very serious this time., best of wishes to stakeholders.

By: Sase Singh

Sase Singh — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 12:09:40 +0000

Great stuff. Congrats to Neal & Massey and the other for being pioneers in a high risk sector.