Banana farmers want the Tanzanian government to set up special markets for the fruit

게시됨 2021년 12월 28일

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In Rungwe District, Tanzania, banana farmers are facing low prices for their produce due to a lack of special markets, leading to exploitation by speculators. The situation is so severe that bananas, which usually sell for 5,000/- in other areas, are now selling for as little as 2,000/- or 3,000/- due to buyers absorbing shipping costs. In response to this, the Malawian government, during a visit to Mbeya Regional Commissioner Juma Homera, has instructed Rungwe District officials to cultivate more bananas to increase the crop's value and make it more accessible to buyers.
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Speaking to this paper banana grower in Busokelo District Council in Rungwe District said farmers lack of special markets lead to some speculators to develop banana harvesting system for exploitation. One of the farmers, Samwel Mwakanyamale, said the lack of a reliable banana market was making even lower prices compared to the prices that other areas sell, including Kyela and Tukuyu. He said in the area a bunch of bananas which in some areas sell for 5,000/- now sell for between 2,000/- and 3,000/- due to buyers incurring shipping costs. "You can go through a farmer's field and see many bundles of ripe bananas and you think the man is rich but if you follow up you will find that he had spent the money many days ago after the harvest, so you find we serve bananas for traders," said Mwakanyamale. Recently during a visit by Malawian government officials to Mbeya Regional ...
출처: IPPMedia

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