The Netherlands wants to import Angolan avocados and lemons

Published 2021년 2월 17일

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The Acting Netherlands Ambassador, Marc Léon Mazairac, has announced plans for the Netherlands to import avocados and lemons from Angola for consumption and re-export to other European countries. Mazairac, who has visited the Lobito Corridor to evaluate the region's horticultural potential, indicated that other Angolan-grown products could also be imported. He sees the port of Lobito as a potential distribution center for export products, much like the role the Netherlands plays in Europe. The ambassador is hopeful that Angola will use the Netherlands' expertise to serve other countries via the port and the Benguela Railroad (CFB).

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Acting Netherlands Ambassador Marc Léon Mazairac has stated that his country plans to import avocados and lemons from Angola for consumption and export to other European countries. The Dutch diplomat, who has visited areas along the Lobito Corridor to see the region's horticultural potential, told the press that other products grown in Angola are also eligible. Mazairac believes that Angola, because of its maritime advantage and the geographic location of the port of Lobito, can become a distribution center for export products, following the example of the Netherlands in Europe. "We are going to work together ...

Source: AGF