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Mithela Textile Industries organizes two days Fruit festival

Desk Report: Bangladesh-based one of the sustainable Woven textile manufacturers, LEED platinum certified, Mithela Textile Industries Ltd sister concern of Mithela Group organizes two days Fruit festival on 18 and 19 June at factory premises in Narayanganj.

Nazrul Islam Babu MP inaugurated the two days fruits festival where Azahar Khan, Chairman, Sohel Khan, MD; Directors, Mahbub Khan Himel; Kayes Khan of Mithela Group were present.

Around 40 varieties of fruits were on display. A discussion was also held on this occasion. A wide variety of mangoes, jackfruit, pineapple, watermelon, papaya, coconut and other local fruits were on display along with the rare types such as painnagola, chineer, kowfal, lal-jamrul, bonkathal and more

Director of Mithila Group Mahbub Khan Himel said, “Our traditional local fruits are being lost due to natural and man-made causes.” Chemically mixed foreign fruits are pushing the people of the country to health risks. Besides, malnutrition is also increasing. But the soil, climate, weather and nature of Bangladesh are very helpful in producing native fruits.

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