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Originally from Benin, Marlene KINDJI has made it her mission to promote the culinary skills of her region through “Badèmé Natural Foods”.
Marlene KINDJI spent most of her time on her mother’s farm. There, she witnessed the many post-harvest losses due to poor sales and lack of processing facilities.
Through “Badèmé Natural Foods”, Marlene KINDJI wants to stay connected to the authentic culinary flavours of her country. Her ambition? To make her company the best in the sector for consuming and promoting vegetable garden products in Benin by 2030.
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