The production of starch will be a good business because so many people need this product.
Is starch production a profitable business in your country.
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It could be location issues. Starch doesn't last in shops. Majority of the boys in my locality can't wear shirts without it being starched. It is very profitable in my locality.
For a product that is used both in the food and cloth industry, it should be and is highly lucrative. I know of companies that even pay people to plant cassava for them so they can extract starch from them.
The use of starch on fabrics used to be quite popular here. But the demand seems to have dropped nowadays. My brother is in textile business. He said the technology of manufacturing different kinds of fabrics has improved a lot. Starch is not commonly used now.
Cassava is the most widely used source of starch in Nigeria, and the country is one of the world's largest producers of cassava. The production of cassava starch in Nigeria involves several stages, including washing, peeling, grinding, sieving, and drying. The starch is then refined and packaged for sale
Starch production companies have a particular kind of cassava that they use to extract starch from. They even pay farmers to cultivate that specie of cassava.
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Starch has two main uses in my country. The first use is for consumption as food. The second use is for laundry services. These two uses combined together create a high demand for starch.
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