With domestic needs fully met, Zimbabwe is now seeking export opportunities within the region, particularly in neighboring countries.
The policy has received positive feedback from key industry stakeholders, who view it as a pivotal advancement in fostering self-sufficiency.
The move aims to stimulate Zimbabwe’s agricultural value chain by guaranteeing local farmers an assured market for their grains and oilseeds.
WFP said throughout the month of July, field monitoring teams across Zimbabwe observed evidence of recovery and transition in terms of food security.
The move reverses the temporary lifting of restrictions last year to meet local consumption.