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Cameroon, Angola lead Central Africa’s rice imports as ECCAS pushes for higher local production
Central African countries continue to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on imported rice as regional leaders step up plans to increase local production.
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Cameroon, Chad step up local wheat plans to reduce import dependence
Both countries are increasing investment in wheat production as they work to cut imports and improve local supply, although high production costs still limit competitiveness.
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Opalm invests US$30.6M in new plant and factory expansion in Cameroon
Projects in Lengue and Eséka aim to lift farmer incomes and increase palm oil output.
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Cameroon partners with Israel’s Ekobell to develop rice sector through US$172M investment
The landmark agreement aims to boost domestic rice production and reduce the country’s growing reliance on imports.
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Cameroon promotes local flour integration in bread production
Organizers said the programme aims to reduce reliance on imported wheat, raise incomes for smallholder farmers, and broaden consumer choice.