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Developing The Poultry Sector
Monday, November 26, 2007
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Developing a strong, viable, and efficient poultry sector is a fundamental pillar of the food security strategy for Grenada and other OECS countries.
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Honey Is Big Business
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
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International trade in honey is big business. Total trade (imports and exports) in 2006 amounted to 565 million kilograms, valued at US$1 billion, with an average price of US$1.88/kg.
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More Opportunities for Grenada's Produce
Saturday, July 07, 2007
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Sainsbury, the UK supermarket giant, is in the market for exotic fruits and vegetables, including mango, coconut, passion fruit, sweet potato and hot pepper. The Windward Islands are the targeted main suppliers.
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Fair Trade Offers Hope For Banana Farmers
Thursday, May 17, 2007
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The decision by Sainsbury, one of Britain’s largest food retailers, to sell only Fairtrade Certified Bananas is a positive development for Windward Islands bananas farmers.
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Importance of Agricultural Trade and Trade Policy
Tuesday, March 06, 2007
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Grenada’s agricultural sector represents the major source of local fresh food for its population as well as raw materials for its agro-processing sector. Through its increased production of efficiently grown and competitively priced products, the country’s agricultural sector retains the potential to contribute to reducing the level of food imports, conserving valuable foreign exchange, as well as stimulating the export of surplus produce and agri-food products. Clearly, the expansion and indeed survival of Grenada’s agricultural sector depends on its access to overseas markets to help expand sales and boost incomes and as a consequence, requires the country’s active and dynamic participation in international trade.
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