Myanmar: Potato market suffering from imports

게시됨 2021년 11월 3일

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Potato farmers in Sin Phyu Island, Burma are facing market difficulties due to the importation of potatoes from other countries. This is causing competition and reduced prices for locally grown potatoes. The main importers are Bangladesh, India, and recently, China. Despite sufficient domestic production in the Magway Region and Shan State, traders continue to import potatoes for various reasons. Farmers are calling for systematic inspections to ensure import compliance with domestic market regulations and to protect local agriculture.

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Potato growers in Sin Phyu Island say that the potato market is suffering because some countries are importing potatoes into Burma in various ways. Farmers in Shan State also control the export of potatoes to Rangoon when the potatoes are on our side of Sin Phyu Island, as there is a lot of tonnage when the potatoes are harvested. It means looking at us. Not so with merchants and traders. Potatoes from Sin Phyu Island are also imported and imported. Farmers are suffering because they only import locally sourced potatoes. Magway Region Minbu District Salin Township Kyaw Zin Tun, a potato grower in Sin Phyu Island, said. In Myanmar, potato cultivation is concentrated in Magway Region and Shan State, and although domestic consumption and agricultural production are adequate, traders are still importing potatoes for various reasons. In the past, we have been importing every year. Even today, it is still imported in various ways. Inputs Potatoes come from Bangladesh even when oil ...

출처: Greenwaymyanmar