The Zonal Controller in charge of
Makurdi Zonal Office, Mr. Anani
Ben-Egon, while declaring the training open, said the lack of strict
sanitary requirements that could guarantee the safety of honey for human health
was responsible for the inability of Nigerian bee farmers to export the product
to Europe.
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He added that aside health and sanitary
requirements restricting Nigeria honey export to the EU, inadequate production
of honey in the country also accounted for low exportation.
Egon said, “The
global honey trade is worth $240bn with China maintaining the lead as the world
exporter with 11.3 per cent of global export of natural honey in 2017 worth
$270.7m. The continuous engagement with product/industry associations, farmers’
groups and other relevant stakeholders will enhance the production of honey in
the country that would be suitable for export to the EU market.”
The state coordinator, National
Committee on Export Promotion and Benue Exporters Cluster, Dr. Lawrence Barki, stated that there could be no better time than
now to encourage bee farmers in Nigeria in line with the Federal Government
diversification policy on the development of non-oil sector of the nation’s
economy.
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