Manica, Mozambique: Government intends to export 600 tons of lychee to the european market annually

Published 2024년 11월 20일

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The province of Manica in Central Mozambique is planning to export 600 tonnes of lychee per year to various European countries, including England, France, Spain, Italy, and Germany. This is a significant increase from the 400 tonnes exported in the previous harvest, with a total of 17,121 tons expected to be sold in the current campaign, marking a 6.3% increase from the previous year. Due to the high perishability of lychee, the governor emphasized the need for improved storage conditions and modernization of processing units to increase shelf life and profitability. The provincial government is also committed to facilitating financing for expansion of production areas and modernization of conservation and processing systems.

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The province of Manica, Central Mozambique, plans to export 600 tonnes of lychee per year to different European countries, reported the newspaper Notícias, this Wednesday, 20 November. According to the governor of the province, Francisca Tomás, “it is planned to export 600 tons of lychee per year to England, France, Spain, Italy and Germany, among other European countries.” To this end, the rehabilitation, expansion and modernization of infrastructures to support the production and processing of this fruit are among the various measures. The official, who was speaking in the village of Chitunga, administrative post of Mavonde, district of Manica, said that “in the current marketing campaign, around 490 tons will be exported, compared to 400 in the previous harvest, which represents an increase of 28.9 %.” To achieve these objectives, the governor highlighted the importance of public-private collaboration, with the purpose of increasingly promoting the cultivation of this ...

Source: Diarioeconomico