OILSEEDS such as peanuts, sorghum and cassava are essential for the production of surplus essential oil, which is essential for basic food security and sesame, and sunflowers are being expanded, said Bago Region Chief Minister U Myo Swe Win.
Efforts are being made to plant more oilseeds and sunflowers
next winter, the Chief Minister added.
He was speaking at a meeting with oil millers on the development
of the edible oil sector in the Bago Region on the morning of 8 July at the
Royal Han Thar Conference Hall of the Bago Region Government Office.
Next, the chief minister said that oil millers should make
arrangements to grind oil mills at full capacity to be able to grind large
quantities of oil crops from the region.
Then, the regional director of the Region Consumer Affairs
Department explained the oil production and production in the region.
The regional minister for Economy further clarified the
arrangements for the supply of domestic oil and the efficiency of oil
refineries.
Next, officials discussed electricity access in the Bago
Region, registration of oil refineries, distribution of post-harvest technologies,
strengthening the market for domestically produced edible oil, improvement of
oil refineries and the development of scientific farming methods.
The regional level officials clarified the matter and the
Chief Minister of the region coordinated.
MNA
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