Horticulture exports rise by 38pc, earn $102m

Arusha. Horticulture is gradually becoming a driving force not only to Arusha where the industry first cropped up, but to the entire agricultural sector, fresh data shows.

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Habari Zinazoendana

10 years ago

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02 Feb

Horticulture exports rise to $450m in 2014

>Horticulture exports from Tanzania hit a record $450 million last year, up from $374 million in 2013 and $380m in the previous year.

 

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Tanzania’s exports rise by nearly 10pc

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29 Dec

Exports rise by 9pc on high tourism earnings

Tanzania’s value of exports has increased by 9.2 per cent as manufacturing and tourism improved in the year ending October 2015, according to the Bank of Tanzania (BoT).

 

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New cashew nut boom as exports rise by 31pc

Tanzania’s cashew nut exports increased by 31 per cent in the year ending February 2015 as majority of the traditional crops recorded lower output. 

 

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29 Dec

Tanzania exports rise by 9.2 per cent on strong tourism, manufacturing

Tanzania’s value of exports has increased by 9.2 per cent as manufacturing and tourism improved in the year ending October 2015, according to the Bank of Tanzania (BoT).

 

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TheCitizen

15 Jan

Making a name in horticulture

Her name isn’t in the Guinness World records of 2014, but for thousands of horticultural growers in Tanzania, 40-year-old, Jacqueline Mkindi, is indeed, an unsung heroine.

 

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