AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAgri-Processing Boost (Kenya): Milly Fruit EPZ in Kilifi has been commissioned, turning mangoes, oranges, passion fruit and pineapples into export-ready concentrates, pulp and dried snacks—aimed at steady grower incomes and hundreds of jobs. Cocoa Cashflow (Ghana): COCOBOD released GH¢2.6bn (US$229.4m) to licensed buying companies to clear 2025/26 cocoa farmer payments, including GH¢1.4bn for outstanding credit balances. Coffee Market Shift (Global): Rabobank says coffee is moving “from tight to light” as Brazil’s 2026/27 record harvest could drive a global surplus. Food Security & Climate (Uganda): Reporting highlights climate-driven migration pressures as rainfall patterns worsen, forcing communities to decide whether to stay, move or rebuild. Gender & Food Systems (Global/Africa): A new push argues closing gender gaps in agrifood systems could cut hunger and unlock major economic gains. Bioeconomy (Africa): Coverage spotlights Africa’s bioeconomy potential—turning renewable biological resources into food, health products and industrial inputs. Schistosomiasis Education (Nigeria): A “Schisto & Ladders” board game is helping teach children how to avoid schistosomiasis by steering them away from risky water contact.
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