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3. November, 2017 0

Mozambique puts temporary ban on shrimp fishing

The Government of Mozambique has placed a moratorium on trawling for shrimp in three areas spanning much of the country’s coastline to ensure the sustainability of Mozambique’s stocks. The moratoria started on 1 [...]

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The swathe of northern Mozambique under plans for ProSavana

31. October, 2017 0

Controversial ‘Prosavana’ agri project no closer to moving forward

The controversial ProSavana project, a collaboration between Mozambique, Brazil and Japan to develop export-oriented agriculture in the Nacala Corridor, remains at a standstill due in part to stiff opposition from civil society organisations, Mozambique’s [...]

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Pigeon peas, Cjanus cajan. Copyright C.L. Ramjohn

18. October, 2017 0

Mozambique signs new bean export deals with India

The Mozambique government has signed two new memoranda to export 120,000 tonnes of different types of beans to India, in addition to continuing to export the remaining 78,000 tonnes of pigeon pea agreed between the two countries last year. Mozambique’s [...]

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17. October, 2017 0

No order to stop import of Mozambique pigeon peas, India HC says

India should still meet its commitment to import 125,000 tonnes of pigeon peas from Mozambique this year, despite rumours in the Indian press the government could roll over part of this quota to the following year, the Indian High Commissioner to Maputo [...]

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11. October, 2017 0

Mozambique government heads to India to solve pigeon pea stalemate

A Mozambique government delegation is today beginning talks in India on how to re-start imports of pigeon pea from Mozambique - which is exempt from new global import restrictions brought in by the Indian government.

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Eucalyptus saplings grown by Portucel Moçambique. Photo: Portucel Moçambique

6. October, 2017 0

Mozambique’s last jatropha plantation switches to eucalyptus

Dutch-owned Niqel has decided to convert its 10,000 hectare jatropha plantation in central Mozambique into a eucalyptus project instead, after deciding that the Mozambican climate is not suited to growing jatropha.

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi meeting Filipe Nyusi in Maputo in 2016. Photo © Timothy Haccius / Zitamar News

29. September, 2017 0

India will honour Mozambique pigeon pea deal, but 2 million farmers still face crisis

India says it will honour a commitment to import pigeon peas from Mozambique, but crops are still rotting in the fields, jeopardising the livelihoods of up to two million farmers. Traders at Mozambique’s ports say they can’t export to India following a decree restricting India’s global [...]

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Sugar cane at Tongaat Hulett's Mafambisse estate

15. September, 2017 0

UK trade minister to visit Mozambique as sugar producers fear Brexit fallout

Mozambique’s deputy minister of trade and industry has encouraged South African sugar producers to think about how to reposition themselves for trade Britain after it leaves the European Union - as the British minister for international trade prepares to [...]

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5. September, 2017 0

UK invests in $3.35m project to grow Mozambique bananas for SA market

AgDevCo, an agribusiness investor funded by UK state development agency DFID, is teaming up with a group of experienced Mozambican investors to convert a citrus farm in Maputo province into a major banana producer capable of exporting to South Africa. [...]

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2. August, 2017 0

Mozambique grows cashew industry as weather and regulations improve

Mozambique’s cashew industry, which currently employs 13,000 workers, is planning five new processing units in the coming months - in addition to the new unit being built in the province of Nampula province,

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Browsing: Agriculture

Mozambique puts temporary ban on shrimp fishing

Controversial ‘Prosavana’ agri project no closer to moving forward

Mozambique signs new bean export deals with India

No order to stop import of Mozambique pigeon peas, India HC says

Mozambique government heads to India to solve pigeon pea stalemate

Mozambique’s last jatropha plantation switches to eucalyptus

India will honour Mozambique pigeon pea deal, but 2 million farmers still face crisis

UK trade minister to visit Mozambique as sugar producers fear Brexit fallout

UK invests in $3.35m project to grow Mozambique bananas for SA market

Mozambique grows cashew industry as weather and regulations improve

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