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Bangladesh convierte tallos de banano en fibra exportable

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Emprendedores de Bangladesh están usando los tallos de banano que quedan tras la cosecha para producir fibra destinada a saris, bolsos, esteras y otros artículos. Las exportaciones rondan aún los 1,5 millones de dólares al año, pero un estudio de 2024 estima un potencial de 37.800 toneladas si mejoran la tecnología y los estándares.

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