Chilies and tomatoes, which are usually sold fresh, as well as banana blossoms which are rarely used, have become ingredients for 50 farmers' wives in the Klamono-Segun Transmigration Area, Southwest Papua, to start a processed food business.
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Chilies and tomatoes, which are usually sold fresh, as well as banana blossoms which are rarely used, have become ingredients for 50 farmers' wives in the Klamono-Segun Transmigration Area, Southwest Papua, to start a processed food business.