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Browsing: horticulture in Ethiopia
- Tanzania Agricultural and Horticulture Association (TAHA) is leading sector revival.
- The global horticulture market is projected to reach US$40.24 billion by 2026.
- The Tanzanian horticulture industry has the potential to earn US$3 billion per annum.
The fresh produce market is projected to reach US$40.24 billion by 2026 growing at an annual rate of 10.2 percent and Tanzania is angling for a pie of these billions from its horticulture sector.
These statistics by Global Market Estimates (GME) show that the global horticulture market averages US$20.77 billion in 2021 and is growing rapidly.
However, African countries such as Tanzania, which has enormous agricultural production potential still lag behind and only get to enjoy a small percentage of the over US$30 billion horticulture market.
“We believe, when we ensure access to information and knowledge including the adoption of appropriate technologies, market access, and advocating for business enabling environment, there is a potential of …
