Tonnes of yam go rotten before export

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• Seazy 8 years ago

  it would make a bit of economical sense to either process some of the yams into states that can be preserved for a longer period or to cut down on the numbers being exported so a bit of it can be made available for local cons ...
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  it would make a bit of economical sense to either process some of the yams into states that can be preserved for a longer period or to cut down on the numbers being exported so a bit of it can be made available for local consumption.The retail prices for yams these days is preposterous and to hear that so much is allowed to go to waste is downright unfair.

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• OMANNI 8 years ago

  Ghana must stop exporting yam tubes that get rotten on arrival here overseas,best have been suggested to slices and package that can be ship by refrigerator container,we love it here and do something to attract the supermarke ...
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  Ghana must stop exporting yam tubes that get rotten on arrival here overseas,best have been suggested to slices and package that can be ship by refrigerator container,we love it here and do something to attract the supermarket chain and not the Ghanaian only store.

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• EFO POINT BLANK 8 years ago

  IF THE USE OF EXCESSIVE CHEMICALS ,FERTILIZERS ETC IS NOT STOPPED VERY SOON THE EXPORT WILL SUFFER A GREAT LOSS.THE WORLD IS MOVING AWAY FROM CHEMICALIZED FOODS AND OUR OFFICIALS MUST KNOW BY NOW.THE NEW GENERATION SLOGAN IS ...
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  IF THE USE OF EXCESSIVE CHEMICALS ,FERTILIZERS ETC IS NOT STOPPED VERY SOON THE EXPORT WILL SUFFER A GREAT LOSS.THE WORLD IS MOVING AWAY FROM CHEMICALIZED FOODS AND OUR OFFICIALS MUST KNOW BY NOW.THE NEW GENERATION SLOGAN IS ´ORGANIC FOOD´

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