The scale of the entrepreneurial pursuits of the farmers and agro-processors who comprise members of the Mocha Arcadia Multipurpose Cooperative Society (MAMPA), makes a persuasive case for the establishment of a multi-purpose market facility to support the food cultivation and agro-processing pursuits of the community, Head of the School of Entrepreneurship and Business Innovation, University of Guyana, Professor Pat Francis has told the Stabroek Business.
In a comment made on Sunday during the Cooperative’s Producers’ Market Day in the East Bank community, Professor Francis said that the exploits of the farmers and agro-processors have made deserving case for a multi-purpose trading facility in the community as well as a processing plant to support the consolidation of their pursuits.
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