Mangoes rot in Cuba

Published 2023년 6월 2일

Tridge summary

Hundreds of tons of mangoes are being lost in Guantanamo municipalities such as San Antonio del Sur and Imías due to a lack of management, movement, and marketing. This issue is part of a larger problem of food shortage and inefficiency in the production model. The lack of contracts and inability to move the crops is exacerbated by the harvest losses, with 2017 seeing the loss of over 2,600 tons out of a total of 6,794 tons. This problem has been ongoing and repeats annually.
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In Guantanamo municipalities such as San Antonio del Sur and Imías, hundreds of tons of mangoes are currently being lost due to lack of management, movement and marketing. This situation continues as the island suffers from a shortage of raw materials and food. The inefficiency of the production model is compounded by the lack of contracts and the inability to move these crops. Unfortunately, this is a problem that repeats itself every year. Mango growers, for their part, see with each harvest how ...
Source: AGF

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