Improving sugar cane processing in the United Republic of Tanzania to increase prices for farmers while lowering prices for consumers
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Année: 2013
Currently sugar cane farmers in the United Republic of Tanzania receive lower prices than they could, despite high domestic demand, because of high processing costs. Tariffs on imported sugar keeps prices high for consumers without boosting prices for farmers. A new policy approach based on liberalized trade and increased competitiveness of sugar processing could lead to higher prices for producers and lower prices for consumers.
DISPONIBLE SUR:
http://www.fao.org/docrep/017/aq200e/aq200e.pdf
Thème: Chaînes de valeur
Type de document: Note de politique
Pays++++: United Republic of Tanzania
Région: Africa