Nigeria becomes a committee to regulate agricultural exports

Published 2021년 2월 21일

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The Nigerian government has formed a new committee, the Nigerian Agricultural Products and Agricultural Products/Non-Petroleum Export Zero Refusal Inter-Ministerial Technical Committee, to ensure the standardization of the country's agricultural products and prevent rejection by the international community. The committee will be led by the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Sabo Na Nono. The move comes after the recent rejection of Nigerian beans by the European Union. The government is now encouraging all agencies involved in the production and certification of export agricultural products to work together to improve both export and local food security.

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According to a report in the “Bag” on February 19, the Federal Government announced the establishment of the Nigerian Agricultural Products and Agricultural Products/Non-Petroleum Export Zero Refusal Inter-Ministerial Technical Committee to ensure the standardization of Nigerian agricultural products and the international community’s acceptance. Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Sabo Na Nono presided over the inauguration of the committee and stated that the country must strengthen supervision and inspections to ensure that Nigeria’s agricultural products are no longer rejected by the international market. Minister Nanono expressed concern about the European Union’s recent rejection of Nigerian beans, because if the country produces If the coffee cannot meet the international food certification standards, it will not be able to achieve the goal of sufficient food supply for export. He believes that this should arouse the attention of Nigerians, especially the ...

Source: Foodmate