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Our Company
NASUS International Cassava Products, based in the New York, NY, plays a central role in the success of many grocers in the New York metropolitan area.
Our Cassava Products
The growth of the Cassava industry in the future appears to be very promising, and NASUS is providing the best quality of cassava products available on today’s market.
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Please get in touch with us today for a quote for your cassava produce needs. Our wholesale produce operation offers fast delivery to our customers.
Who We Are
NASUS International Cassava Products
Cassava Products
Flour
NASUS International Cassava Product’s cassava flour is a very good replacement for wheat flour.
Starch
For cassava, the process of starch extraction is relatively simple as there are only small amounts of secondary substances, such as protein, in the roots.
Chips
Cassava, or yucca, grows much like the potato and was originally consumed in ancient South American civilizations.
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How to increase your cassava yields
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