In an effort to curtail rejection of Nigeria agricultural produce at the international market, the Nigeria Agribusiness Group (NABG) is working with other stakeholders to formulate policy that will align the country to global benchmark in the export of produce. You already are aware that our efforts to export have always been frustrated, you hear rejects here and there. He lamented that the country does not have a policy framework that ensures standards, quality and certification, which is a source of worry as it has negatively impacted export of agricultural commodities over the years. The DG mentioned that agribusiness begins with quality standards saying, “if we can get the foundation right, we can compete in the global markets. He noted that NABG is ensuring Nigeria farmers meet standards by imbibing climate smart practices.

Source: The Guardian September 23, 2022 04:21 UTC