Zambia: Government ban on onions creates opportunities for growers

게시됨 2022년 6월 17일

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The Zambian government's ban on onion imports has protected local growers from the overwhelming competition of imported onions, allowing them to expand their businesses and increase sales. Jastone Ngoma, a grower from Chipata, has seen a significant increase in sales, enabling him to consider expanding his onion cultivation by seven hectares in the next season. Despite not yet being able to meet the entire demand, local growers are optimistic about the potential to fulfill more of the market's requirements by expanding their cultivation.
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The Zambian government's decision to impose a ban on onion imports has given some growers the opportunity to expand their business. "I am currently supplying my onions to Lusaka, Ndola and Kitwe, including the Petauke district," said onion grower Jastone Ngoma from Chipata. Ngoma says that before the ban was imposed, he only supplied Lusaka and parts of the Eastern Province because the market was over-supplied with imported onions. However, he is very happy that the government has created a favorable environment for the local growers, as their onions can now be sold, while in the past some of the vegetables were lost. Although the local growers are not quite able to meet the growing demand for onions due to the loss of imports, some are thinking about expanding their cultivation to meet the demand. "I'm a happy grower, I'm expanding my onion ...
출처: Uiennieuws

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