Mozambique: By December, the province of Zambézia sold ten thousand tons of cashew nuts
Cashew Nut Kernel
Mozambique
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Published Jan 10, 2024
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Zambézia province sold 10,000 tons of cashew nuts by December, falling short of the expected 17,000 tons target, but still yielding more than 330 million meticais for producers according to Rádio Moçambique. The campaign, which began in November, has 7,000 tons left to be sold before it ends in February, with the National Almond Institute delegate in Zambézia, Sifa António, optimistic about reaching the planned target due to higher purchase prices and product availability. In Zambézia, cashew nuts are sold in 12 districts, with Mocuba, Pebane, Gilé, and Mulevala being the top producers.
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The province of Zambézia sold ten thousand tons of cashew nuts until last December against the 17 thousand tons of the expected target, reported this Tuesday, January 10, Rádio Moçambique. The agency states that the quantity sold yielded producers more than 330 million meticais. The campaign that started in November last year ends in February, with seven thousand tons left to be sold to reach the planned target. The delegate of the National Almond Institute in Zambézia, Sifa António, believes in the scope of the plan due to the rise in purchase prices and availability of the product. Currently, a kilogram of ...
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