This project idea is to establish coffee roasting enterprises in regional towns where roasting of coffee on commercial scale is virtually unknown. The present consumption of processed coffee in the urban centers of the Amhara Region is estimated to be about 4,015 tons, and this consumption level will grow with further urbanization and increased population.
Domestic production of alcohol between 2000 and 2004 was on the average 14,400 hectoliters per year. On the other hand, average annual production of molasses during the same period was 50,300 tons; currently, it is estimated that more than 20 thousand hector liter of ethyl alcohol per year is used in Ethiopia.
Domestic production of malt between 1999/200 and 2003/2004 was on the average 13,650 tons per year. This production volume is perhaps one-half of the malt requirements of the existing breweries. Subject to detail market study, the existing deficit in the supply for malt is estimated to be between 5000 to 8000 tons.
Apple production in Ethiopia is mainly will play an import substitution role. Most apple consumption of the country are satisfied through imports. Hence, domestic markets will be the main sales outlets for the apple production farm. In the long run as production grows international markets are still very significant due the potential of higher returns, but require higher quality.
The main users for cut stones will be residential buildings, churches, fences of homes, some government buildings, some hotel buildings, etc. As the construction of these buildings will expand in the future, the demand for cut stones will also expand. If cut stones are to be supplied with comparable prices, people will prefer them to hollow blocks and bricks. The start up capital is among the least.
Between 2000-2004, average annual production of cement was 972,000 tons. Since there were no imports of cement, domestic production of cement was equivalent to domestic consumption. This will require huge investment perhaps close to Birr billion which can be beyond the financial resource of investors. The alternative will be to go for a small scale technology which requires less investment.
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