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[QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 29515, member: 2262"]
African Extracts Pvt. Ltd just built a nicotine extraction plant in Zimbabwe that helps the country make more money. This factory takes leftover tobacco parts nobody wanted before and changes them into valuable things. These include crude nicotine plus organic fertilizers that farmers can use on their fields. The company believes this approach adds value to waste materials everybody used to throw away.

Sunny Sethi is the CEO of African Extracts Pvt. Ltd. He talked about how this plant benefits Zimbabwe and nearby countries. He called it the biggest nicotine extraction factory across Africa. Sethi mentioned that the project shows Zimbabwe can grow its manufacturing power and create more wealth. He sees the plant as proof that the country has a bright economic future ahead.

Many people will find jobs at this new factory. These positions help families earn money and reduce the number of unemployed workers throughout Zimbabwe. The country will also sell nicotine products to other nations around the world. This brings fresh cash into Zimbabwe from international buyers who need these specialized tobacco-based materials.

The factory uses brand-new methods to process tobacco waste efficiently. Workers learn advanced manufacturing skills when they operate modern equipment. These abilities spread throughout local communities as employees share what they learned. Zimbabwe benefits from these cutting-edge techniques that might apply to other industries later on.
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