How Local Farmers In The North Process High Quality Rice (videos/pictures)
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This thread is a discussion initiated by an author promoting the local processing of Nigerian rice, specifically addressing the practice of using foreign branded bags for local produce. While the primary intent appears to be informational/promotional regarding the supply chain and processing methods, it generated a genuine debate about brand imitation and consumer perception.
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bagged rice: NGN1000.0 (North)
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“The foreign Rice you are currently eating at home, might be Rice farm and locally processed by Farmers in the North.”
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“Business men and women, mostly from the Southern part of Nigeria. Flood the North to buy those locally processed Rice.”
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“This is commendable. But why can't those businesses men use their branded bags to bag their rice, instead of using popular rice brand bags?”
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Unclassified: Discussion about the ethics of using foreign branded bags for locally processed rice and the prevalence of imitation.