AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoLychee Exports: Madagascar’s harvest is expected to start around November 20, later than usual, with low rainfall and cyclone damage contributing to fruit loss. The delay could cut growers’ incomes and disrupt exports; nearly 100,000 families rely on the sector. Vanilla? Madagascar’s rare Voatsiperifery pepper also faces commercial risks as deforestation and unsustainable harvesting threaten wild vines. Local entrepreneurs are testing domestication to protect the spice and sustain its value. Business Technology: Yas Business Madagascar and STELLARIX brought companies together to discuss using data and AI to improve decisions, spot risks and identify opportunities.
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