East Africa will improve trade in seed potatoes

Published 2022년 12월 12일

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The East African Community (EAC) has distributed laboratory equipment to member countries to boost the regional seed potato trade. The project aims to develop regional strategies and action plans, and harmonize regional standards for seed potatoes. The secretary general of the EAC, Peter Mathuki, believes that the equipment will enhance the technical capacity of staff and laboratories, enabling them to implement necessary sanitary and phytosanitary measures for seed potato trade. The potato subsector is a priority value chain in the region and is among the top 10 strategic staple crops for food and income security in EAC member states.
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The East African Community (EAC) has transferred laboratory equipment to member countries in the region as part of a project to improve regional seed potato trade in East Africa, the EAC said in a statement on Tuesday. The project aims to create the framework conditions for the development of the seed potato trade by supporting the development of regional strategies and action plans and the development and harmonization of regional standards for seed potatoes. Peter Mathuki, the secretary general of the EAC, said that the laboratory equipment is expected to revolutionize the seed potato trade of the EAC member states, especially by strengthening the technical and implementation capacity of the staff and laboratories to effectively implement required sanitary and phytosanitary measures to facilitate seed potato trade in the region, ...
Source: AGF

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