Seaweed Report from chinese media

 坦桑尼亚可持续发展目标领导联盟是一个非政府组织部门。绿色环保项目基金关注妇女儿童的 身心健康。 

该公司投资于在坦桑尼亚基坎博尼浅水大规模养殖麒麟菜(Mwani)。我们真诚邀请国际合作伙伴 在坦桑尼亚联合开发麒麟菜(Mwani)种植和采购。 

坦桑尼亚水域绿色、环保、无污染，是理想的麒麟菜种植基地.您选择与我们合作时，您未来的事 业将得到上帝的垂青。 

我们可以为投资伙伴提供加工场地、虾皮、海藻、面包果等的厂房。





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