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Market Research in Guyana
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Companies
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Ambrics Sarl
At AMBRICS SARL, we have assembled a strong team of experts in various fields (Digital Marketing, Artificial Intelligence, Software Development, etc.) to solve your problems and meet your business needs. We help our customers gain more customers, but we also help them protect their businesses and thrive through our services and products. We also assist our clients in adapting to the rapidly changing ecosystem and help brands achieve their goals on various levels. We will exceed your expectations.
201 to 500 staff
Guyana Rice Development Board
The GRDB was established in 1995, in pursuance of the Guyana Rice Development Board Act No. 15 of 1994. The three entities that were controlling the state’s interests in the industry prior to the formation of GRDB were dissolved. The roles of these entities – the Guyana Rice Export Board (GREB), Guyana Rice Milling & Marketing Authority (GRMMA) and the National Padi & Rice Grading Centre (NPRGC) have been usurped and are now pursued by GRDB. The main objectives of the GRDB include: To develop the rice industry in Guyana and to promote the expansion of the export trade in the said industry; To establish facilities for the conduct of research, relating to rice and extending to rice farmers through an established system, the benefits derived from such research; To engage in such promotional and developmental activities which the Board deems necessary for the purpose of developing the rice industry. The industry incorporates many stakeholders, farmers, millers, exporters, consumers, input suppliers, transport providers and the public sector to name but a few. Rice production is carried out by private producers, the vast majority of whom are small-scale farmers with the average size of rice farms being 10 – 20 acres. It has been estimated that there are approximately farm families that depend on rice for their livelihood. Guyana also has 105 privately owned rice mills. In addition to farm families, workers in the rice mills, exporters, input suppliers, etc also depend either directly or indirectly on the rice industry. Thus approximately persons (14% of the entire population) rely on this vital industry.
51 to 200 staff
