Mozambican growers are exporting 400 tons of organic lychees this year

Published 2022년 11월 28일

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Manica province in Mozambique is set to export 400 tons of organic lychees to the European market by the end of the year, an increase of 40 tons from the previous year. The fruit is sourced from both agricultural multinationals and family businesses. The market has the capacity for an additional 6,000 tons. The horticultural chain is promoting the cultivation of seedlings and providing technical assistance to achieve higher quality and larger quantities of lychees in the future. The majority of the production is in the districts of Manica, Sussundenga, and Barue, with potential for expansion into previously unexplored regions with a cool climate.
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The growers in the province of Manica in central Mozambique will export 400 tons of organic lychees to the European market before the end of this year. The fruit is supplied by a combination of agricultural multinationals and family businesses. This year's exports are 40 tons more than last year, but the market can absorb another 6,000 tons of the fruit, Manica province governor Francisca Tomas said at the launch of the lychee marketing campaign in Sussundenga. Francisca Tomas also noted that some multinationals in the horticultural chain are promoting the cultivation of seedlings and strengthening technical assistance through state advisors, looking for larger quantities of higher quality lychees in the future. Lychee production is currently ...
Source: AGF

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