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At the event were major stakeholders in
the agro export sub-sector who identified challenges facing in the sector. A communiqué
signed by the institute’s Executive Director, Dr. Olufemi Oladunni, noted that quality and competitiveness of
agricultural products, though improved, were still low.
This is because the sector is facing some
difficulties and challenges, including global fiercer competition and stricter
quarantine regulations of plants, food safety and quality, it said. According to the communiqué, farmers
still apply old production customs and pesticides.
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The workshop observed that farmers were
ill equipped to take advantage of the opportunities in agritrade. Also, they
were unaware of the maximum residue level (MRL) regulated in various markets,
resulting in violation of import regulations and causing economic losses.
The experts recommended selecting good
varieties and developing post-harvest, preserving, and processing technologies
to increase the values of farm produce while enhancing connectivity among
farmers, scientists, businesses and state management agencies to develop
large-scale production models and ensure the quality of agri-products in the
long run.
Others were addressing weak
infrastructure, lack of capacity and the inability to meet technical product
specifications and stringent requirements in terms of quality, safety, health
and the environment impede their integration into global markets.
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The workshop urged relevant agencies to
build a set of criteria on food safety and phytosanitary in addition to
enhancing negotiations with exporters to have appropriate technical standards. The
workshop noted that agriculture could stimulate growth by providing raw
materials, food, jobs and increased financial stability.
The communique stressed the need to support production and export of
agricultural products, promote innovation and development of farms in the
direction of focusing more on agricultural large-scale, high-quality
goods-producing people; strengthening international integration capacity; trade
promotion, market development, improve research capacity and forecasting
agricultural supply and demand. (Nation)
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