Sales of cashew nuts in Mozambique in the 2015/2016 campaign could reach 100,000 tons, according to information released by the director of the National Institute of...
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The latest news from the African cashew industry.
4 nov, 2015
La production de noix de cajou en Afrique de l'Ouest pourrait dépasser les 2 millions de tonnes dès l'année prochaine, souligne dans ...
3 nov, 2015
Cinq chercheurs de l’Institut national polytechnique Félix Houphouët-Boigny de Yamoussoukro et deux de l’Institut national de la recherche scientifique (INRS) du Canada, travaillent sur un projet tendant à produire des bioplastiques à partir de...
3 nov, 2015
About 10 out of the 13 cashew processing companies in the country have collapsed or halted operations over the past five years.The companies that are...
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2 nov, 2015
Export of cashew products during 2014-2015 touched an all-time record in rupee terms by earning foreign exchange...
29 oct, 2015
Increased production, improved processing, and access to market, alongside certification, is the way forward for the cashew industry, Mr Seth Osei Akoto, the Deputy Director in charge of cashew, Ministry of Food and Agriculture, has said...
28 oct, 2015
Selon l’AIP qui cite Konaté Vassiliki, PDG du groupe UTEXI-COTIVO, ces infrastructures qui seront basées dans les localités de Karabiri et de Seguelon viendront répondre au problème du chômage dans...
28 oct, 2015
ACA and other Stakeholders in the cashew business from Ghana and three other countries are meeting in Accra for two days to look for ways to expand the cashew business...
26 oct, 2015
Cashew processing company, Condor Nuts, based in Nampula, Mozambique, has just received an international certificate allowing it to export cashew nuts to the USA, Europe and Africa...
20 oct, 2015
The Gambia Investment and Export Promotion Agency (GIEPA) has given a cashew apple processing machine to the Gambia Cashew Farmers Association through the association’s enterprise called ‘Baloleh business enterprise’....Please click to read more
