UK stimulates Zimbabwean exports of blueberries and peas

Published Sep 26, 2023

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UK Minister for Africa, Andrew Mitchell, states that players in the UK produce sector are eager to support Zimbabwe's exports of horticultural products like blueberries and peas. Through the Economic Partnership Agreement, Zimbabwean businesses have access to the UK market without duty or quota restrictions, with a specific focus on promoting horticultural products. Additionally, efforts are being made to reduce barriers to UK investment in renewable energy and provide technical support to encourage investment in independent solar projects.

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According to UK Minister for Africa Andrew Mitchell, players in the UK produce sector are keen to support Zimbabwe's exports of horticultural products such as blueberries and peas. In response to a question about what Britain is doing to promote economic cooperation with Zimbabwe, Mitchell said: “The UK is working to increase trade and investment with Zimbabwe to boost economic growth, create jobs and reduce poverty. Through our Economic Partnership Agreement, Zimbabwean businesses have duty-free and quota-free access to the UK market, and we are particularly focused on supporting Zimbabwean exports of horticultural products such as blueberries and peas, to increase choice for UK ...

Source: AGF