Myanmar craftsman turns plant waste into valuable product


YANGON: In a small ground surrounded by banana trees in a farm in Yangon region in Myanmar, U Myint Thein skillfully peels a banana tree stem, showing how to extract fibres from the plant to make value-added products.

"This is the first step in turning plant waste into something useful. We can extract the fibres using just a knife and scissors," explained U Myint Thein, the founder of Green Banana.

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