Jatropha Plantings to Produce Biodiesel, Ms Diana Holden Visits Tordzinu Tribe Village Farms

    OAKBROOK TERRACE, IL, January 17, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Lady D visited more than seven farms and tribes paying her respect, offering prayers of gratitude and giving Christmas gifts to about 100 farm workers and their families. In addition Gold Star paid each tribe an annual payment for the use of their land. Gold Star spent over $250,000 in 2008 to support the farms that it operates in Ghana, West Africa.

Gold Star pays its farm workers above the U.N. 2015 suggested wages for third world countries. In addition Gold Star pays for the workers national health care for them and their families.

Gold Star plants, maintains, and harvests Jatropha, produces biodiesel and energy from organic and other waste materials around the world, but primarily in third world countries. Gold Star is a company that has a very strong commitment with the social responsibility, ecological standards and its full commitment with the concept of sustainable and renewable energy.

Gold Stars is commitment to pay fair wages, provide year around employment and health care for all of its employees, farm ecologically, and contribute to the community and national economy of every community and country that it operates in.

About Gold Star Farms

Gold Star Farms operates and has offices in Ghana, Chile, Colombia and Mexico with plans to start operations in 10 other countries in South America and Africa during 2009.

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