Tanzania: The port is preparing to ship a cargo of cashew nuts

Published 2024년 10월 26일

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The Port Management Authority (TPA) has announced that the Port of Mtwara is ready to export over 300,000 tons of raw cashews for the 2024/2025 season, marking an increase from the previous season's 253,000 tons. This preparation includes enhanced cargo handling capabilities and the acquisition of 3,700 empty containers for transport. This initiative supports President Samia Suluhu's directive to utilize the Port of Mtwara for exporting cashews from southern regions. The Cashew Board projects a production increase to over 500,000 tons for the upcoming season, compared to 310,787 tons last season.
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The Port Management Authority (TPA) has said that the Port of Mtwara has planned to export raw cashews that are expected to be exported in the 2024/2025 season. The information was released today, October 26, by the Manager of the Port of Mtwara, Fernand Nyathi, where he said that the port is sufficiently prepared to handle all the cargo of cashews as they come. The manager added that the number of all necessary equipment to handle cargo including 'Mobile Cranes' has increased and brought efficiency in handling cargo at the port. "Despite having all the necessary equipment, the boxes (containers) to carry the cashews started arriving very early before the cashew sales season," he said and added that until now the port has received 3700 empty boxes to serve the cleaning cashews. outside," added Fernand Nyathi. According to Nyathi, the containers were brought by seven different ships from September 19 this year. He has said that three other ships are expected to enter the port there ...
Source: Habarileo

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