Description
As an onion producer, Assami SINO does more than just grow them. Aware of the profitability of his product, he has also started marketing it. His ambition? To develop his business.
To achieve this goal, Assami SINO received support from the Support Programme for the Promotion of Agricultural Entrepreneurship, Phase 2 (PAPEA-2). Thanks to training and advice, he has been able to acquire skills that have enabled him to structure his business more effectively.
Assami SINO has big dreams for his business. He would like to see his nursery’s production surpass that of the previous year, and also double the number of employees.
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