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25. July, 2017 0

Mozambique to become white sugar exporter with $41m refinery project

South African sugar producer Tongaat Hulett has begun work on a $41 million refinery in southern Mozambique to make enough white sugar to satisfy the country’s demand in full. The refinery will be built at the company’s [...]

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Tea production in Gurúè. Photo: Gurúè district administration

3. July, 2017 0

Mozambique tea industry in peril, producers warn

The remaining tea manufacturers in central Mozambique’s Zambézia province have warned that production could stop entirely if the industry continues to be denied government support. According to the companies still [...]

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19. June, 2017 0

Labour inspectorate suspends 33 foreign workers in Matola

Mozambique’s Labour Inspector General (IGT) suspended 33 workers from a range of countries, including France, India, Lebanon, Syria, and Burkina Faso, on Friday, who were working to build a commercial bakery in Matola,

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6. June, 2017 0

Mozambique bans poultry imports from Zimbabwe after bird flu outbreak

Mozambique banned all imports of poultry products from Zimbabwe in response to an outbreak of avian flu at a chicken farm in the country, Mozambique’s National Veterinary Director told Zitamar News

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26. May, 2017 0

Rains and peace ease Mozambique hunger

The price of grain in central Mozambique fell as much as 50% in April, a hunger monitoring group said this week, as improved rainfall marked an effective end to a two-year drought in the region, and Mozambique’s political factions agreed a truce that [...]

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18. May, 2017 0

Heineken pushing Mozambique to cut alcohol duties – report

Dutch brewing multinational Heineken is pushing for a reduction in alcohol consumption taxes in Mozambique in order to make its planned $100 million brewery more competitive, according to the head of Mozambique’s investment promotion office. [...]

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5. May, 2017 0

Mozambique stock exchange gets 5th listed company as chairman targets SMEs

An abattoir in Manhica, a town in the province of Maputo, has become the fifth company to list on Mozambique’s stock exchange, which is aiming for at least three more listings before the end of this year. The [...]

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Minister of Trade and Industry, Max Tonela, inspects Sumol-Compal products at the Boane factory.

19. April, 2017 0

Mozambique fruit juice factory starts exports to South Africa’s Pick’n’Pay

Portuguese-owned soft drinks company Sumol+Compal today exported its first batch of drinks to South Africa from its plant at Boane, province of Maputo, and announced further orders from other countries in the region.

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Minibuses or 'chapas' ply routes in Maputo. Photo from www.chapasproject.wordpress.com/

6. April, 2017 0

Mozambique minibus drivers want fares to rise like bread

Mozambican bakers have begun raising bread prices in the capital, Maputo, after prices were liberalised last week - a move that minibus drivers now want to be mimicked in the urban transport sector. A survey by [...]

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Bread for sale in Maputo. Photo © Timothy Haccius / Zitamar News

31. March, 2017 1

Mozambique withdraws flour subsidies and liberalises bread prices

The Mozambican government has announced the complete liberalization of the price of bread, and the removal of subsidies to flour mills - saying Mozambique’s rising currency and falling global flour price would cushion the impact of the measures. [...]

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Browsing: Food & Drink

Mozambique to become white sugar exporter with $41m refinery project

Mozambique tea industry in peril, producers warn

Labour inspectorate suspends 33 foreign workers in Matola

Mozambique bans poultry imports from Zimbabwe after bird flu outbreak

Rains and peace ease Mozambique hunger

Heineken pushing Mozambique to cut alcohol duties – report

Mozambique stock exchange gets 5th listed company as chairman targets SMEs

Mozambique fruit juice factory starts exports to South Africa’s Pick’n’Pay

Mozambique minibus drivers want fares to rise like bread

Mozambique withdraws flour subsidies and liberalises bread prices

Zitamar Daily Briefing, 17 June 2019