Business and industry assignments are special because they satisfy one's curiousity about how things are made and where they come from. From the very hard-to-get access of the mature palm oil plantations that are surprisingly beautiful to the success story of a Nissan car assembly plant in Malaysia. From the super-sized container ships to the women workers who burn their finger-tips and hands from the caustic oils of the cashews they must handle in Brazilian factories. From the successful microbusiness loans to women in India to child labor in various countries, all are part of the economic engines that fuel the world.
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Mature Palm oil plantation
Harvesting palm oil fruit with
buffalo, environmentally responsible and economically brilliant
Palm oil fruit going into the pressure steam-cooking tanks
A mountain of rice in Burma
Fully loaded French cargo ship. Westports, one of the top 10 ports in Asia with enhanced fully computerized e-Terminals
Nissan company lunch room, Malaysia
Malaysia Nissan Car Assembly Plant, an industry success story
Building new roads in Cambodia
Women workers in a cashew factory, Brazil.
Brazilian factory workers leaving at the end of their shift
Women sewing clothing in a factory on the Mexico border.
Child Labor in Pakistan
Microbusiness - women's candle-making enterprise in Kerala, India
Home business - making pottery for sale, north rural Brazil
Burning the sugar cane fields in Colombia.