Thai company eyes cassava, oil palm investment in Laos
- Vientiane Times
- 02 September 2011
The RTL World Trade Company wants to grow about 50,000 hectares of cassava and oil palms in Vientiane province.
The RTL World Trade Company wants to grow about 50,000 hectares of cassava and oil palms in Vientiane province.
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