Mzuzu Coffee links local farmers to the international market

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There is growing excitement among Coffee Farmers of Misuku in Chitipa district following the news of a collaboration between Mzuzu Coffee and Export Development Fund EDF where farmers will be able to be paid for their coffee deposited at the former, within days.

Mzuzu Coffee CEO Bernard Kaunda has since explained that the Cooperative driven organisation has struggled to pay growers on time due to dwindling coffee prices on the global market, a challenge compounded by the Covid-19 induced travel restrictions imposed by countries.

Also Read: Malawi Registering More Coronavirus Recoveries. https://citylenznews.blogspot.com/2020/09/malawi-registering-more-coronavirus.html

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