FAO/GIEWS - Foodcrops & Shortages 11/00 - CAMEROON (6 November)
Following generally abundant and widespread rains, precipitation ceased over the northern half of the country from early October but remained by contrast well abundant over the southern half. Coarse grains have been harvested in the north. The maize crop is developing satisfactorily in the south.
The overall food supply situation is satisfactory. Congolese refugees are present in northern Cameroon. Cereal imports for domestic use and re-export during the 2000 marketing year are estimated at 290 000 tonnes, mostly wheat and rice.
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