Through GreenCert, a subsidiary of Taha, producers and exporters receive independent inspection, verification and certification services to help them meet international food safety and quality...
By
Josephine Christopher
Josephine Christopher is a senior business journalist for The Citizen and Mwananchi newspapers
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Dar es Salaam. The Tanzania Horticultural Association (Taha) has defended the country's horticultural exports, saying Tanzania continues to meet international food safety standards despite concerns over pesticide management in parts of the vegetable supply chain.
Tanzania has moved to tighten oversight of the fast-growing avocado industry, with the government preparing new measures aimed at…
The system is a centralised platform designed to regulate, monitor and trace horticultural activities from the farm to export…
Trade has always operated within rules. For much of the twentieth century, those rules centred on tariffs. As tariffs have fallen…
A tomato farmer from Ngarenanyuki in Arumeru District, Mr Eliufoo Mafie, described TBS testing as a relief for producers…
Tanzania has a significant opportunity to expand exports to China under Beijing’s zero-tariff policy, but inadequate production…
Tanzania’s green enterprise ecosystem is producing a growing number of ventures across recycling, regenerative agriculture,…
