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Tanzania: Coffee Processing Plants to Be Opened in Three Regions
Daily News, 14 October 2019
AGRICULTURAL Marketing Cooperative Societies (Amcos) plans to open three coffee processing factories in Shinyanga, Simiyu and Geita regions to support President John Magufuli's… Read more »
Wake Up, Smell That Tanzanian Coffee!
With Tanzania being Africa's fourth-largest coffee producer, agricultural marketing cooperative societies are planning to open three coffee processing factories in Shinyanga, Simiyu and Geita regions in support of President John Magufuli's ambitious industrialisation plan for the country.
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Tanzania: New Plan On Coffee Output
Citizen, 7 January 2019
New efforts are underway to boost coffee production to regain its position as a leading export crop through improved yields. Read more »
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Tanzania: Coffee Production Doubles to Four Years High
Daily News, 14 August 2019
TANZANIA coffee production has almost doubled to four years high, thanks to good weather and high crop circle boom this season. Read more »
InFocus
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Low producer prices could be the reason that some coffee farmers are smuggling the crop to markets in neighbouring countries, says a lobby group. Stakeholders in the industry say ... Read more »
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Poor agricultural practises among many smallholder farmers are causing the decline of coffee species like Arabica and Robusta, a study has revealed. Drought and lower crop cycles ... Read more »
