Mozambique: More than 150 tons of Bilene rice could deteriorate due to lack of market

Published 2022년 8월 9일

Tridge summary

Over 150 tons of rice produced in Bilene district, Gaza province, may go unsellable due to a lack of marketing opportunities. Smallholder farmers are finding it unprofitable to sell in small quantities, and the low purchase price offered by other district's factories. The lack of local cereal processing units is also contributing to the problem. The Secretary of State for Gaza province has recommended that the producers become more organized to facilitate the resolution of the issue.
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More than 150 tons of rice produced in the current agricultural season in Bilene district, Gaza province, could deteriorate to the point of being unsellable, due to the lack of marketing opportunities. The claim is made by family producers [smallholder farmers] who still have the rice at home and are trying to sell it in small quantities, which they say is unprofitable. The director of District Services for Economic Activities in Bilene, Valdemar Ndeve, blames the lack of local cereal processing units and the low purchase price offered by factories in other districts. ”Wambo says that at the moment it is not receiving [rice to process]. Famosa is taking it, but does not pay an amount which satisfies the ...

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