Tridge summary
Consumption of rubiaceae in Africa has reached a record high, with a 2.6% increase from the previous year. Côte d'Ivoire has the highest year-on-year increase in consumption by 50%, followed by Cameroon, Morocco, South Africa, and Nigeria. Ethiopia is the leading producer of rubiaceae in Africa, with Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, and South Africa also being significant producers. These six countries account for nearly 75% of the total consumption in Africa.
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This volume is up 2.6% year-on-year and marks a new record for the region where consumption has been rising steadily since 2017/2018. Côte d'Ivoire is the African country whose consumption has increased the most year-on-year with 50%, followed by Cameroon (25.5%), Morocco (14.7%), South Africa (12 .7%) and Nigeria (9.8%). Ethiopia holds the title of leading producer of rubiaceae. The other leaders are Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria and South Africa. These 6 countries represent nearly 75% of the total ...
Source: Lobservateur
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