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ICRISAT, FAO back farmer-led seed enterprises
…as Mozambique expands pigeon pea markets ICRISAT and FAO are backing a rapid expansion of farmer-led pigeon pea seed enterprises...
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Mozambique Scrambles for 26,000 Tonnes of Emergency Seeds
MAPUTO – The Mozambican agricultural sector is facing a critical supply-side shock as national authorities seek to secure 26,000 tonnes...
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Mozambican Sugar Exports Surge 50% to $36m, Bouncing Back from Cyclone Impacts – Updated
Mozambique's sugar exports soared to $36 million in 2024, marking a robust 50% increase from the previous year, as the...
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Green Tea Production Surges in Mozambique’s Guruè District – Update
The Guruè district of Zambézia is on track for a strong tea harvest, with production of green tea leaves expected...
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Mozambique’s Coffee Sector Rises as Conservation Effort Lures Foreign Investment – Update
A burgeoning coffee industry is providing significant economic stimulus within one of Mozambique’s key protected areas, attracting substantial foreign development...
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Mozambique Reverses Stance on Pigeon Pea Exports to India – Update
Mozambique has unexpectedly reversed its decision to delay pigeon pea exports to India, bringing forward the start of shipments by...
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Mozambique Targets 7% Cereal Production Jump in 2025/2026 Agricultural Campaign – Update
BEIRA, SOFALA — Mozambique's agricultural sector is poised for ambitious growth, with President Daniel Chapo announcing a target of 3.4...
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Mozambique sugar producers push for urgent revision of fortification rules amid quality control concerns
The Association of Sugar Producers of Mozambique (APAMO) has called for an immediate and comprehensive revision of the country's product...
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