Commercial Farmers' Union of Zimbabwe
Meghan Sapp | September 21, 2011
In Zimbabwe, the Chisumbanje ethanol plant is waiting for final regulatory
approval to begin distributing the million liters of ethanol it has produced
during its first three weeks of production. The $600 million project is
expected to produce 70% of the country’s fuel needs. About 5,000 hectares of
cane supplies the facility while 400 outgrowers are expected to deliver cane
as well.
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