Dried mango product manufacturer Sanle Sechange will be opening its new factory in Burkina Faso next month to create organically certified dried fruits.

Last year, Sanle Sechange partnered with Tradin Organic, an organisation that supplies organic raw materials to food manufacturing industries worldwide.

Sanle Sechange has started factory construction with the support of Tradin, which claimed that it has been playing a key role in increasing the production capacity, as well as improving the quality of the Sanle products.

It also has extended its financial support to purchase necessary machinery for its new factory.

Sanle Sechange has been manufacturing dried mango products in its own two small-scale facilities.

"The new factory will provide employment opportunities to nearly 400 seasonal and full-time workers."

The company anticipates that the new factory will provide employment opportunities to nearly 400 seasonal and full-time workers.

Sanle stated will also offer required trainings and necessary skills to produce a high quality product that complies with international standards.

Sanle will initially focus on the production of dried mango products at this site, but also intends to produce other seasonal dried products in the future to maximise utilisation.