Kenya in talks with US and South Korea to export avocado surplus

게시됨 2023년 7월 3일

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Kenya's Agricultural and Horticultural Product Quality Assurance Agency is in talks with the US and South Korea, among other countries, to find markets for Kenyan avocados and prevent a potential surplus. The agency wants to ensure that the avocados planted during the country's rapid expansion plan five years ago can access international markets and protect growers from potential losses. The agency is negotiating with these countries to supplement the existing markets in Europe and the Middle East, which are currently major destinations for Kenyan products.

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Kenya's Agricultural and Horticultural Product Quality Assurance Agency has started talks with five countries, including the US and South Korea, about markets for Kenyan avocados to deal with an expected glut in the coming months. The Kenya Plant Health Inspectorate Service wants to ensure that the fruits planted five years ago during the rapid expansion plan can access international markets and protect growers from potential losses. According to Theophilus Mutui, director of Kephis, the market expects a glut as more fruits are expected to enter the market following the expansion of avocado acreage over the past five years, when non-traditional provinces such as Trans Nzoia, Bungoma and Uasin Gishu embraced the crop. ...

출처: AGF