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India seeks increased cashew imports from Africa

Kerala, India is seeking to collaborate with supplier countries in Africa to avoid the role of middlemen in procuring raw cashew nuts for the hundreds of processing factories based here.

It is hosting a two-day conclave on 'Cashew trade for the common good' in association with the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) involving diplomats from the African countries.

Among the African nations being represented are Madagascar, Kenya, Mozambique, Tanzania, Gambia, Togo, and Mali.

In her address, J Mercikuttiamma, Kerala Minister for Cashew and Fisheries, requested the MEA to direct Indian Ambassadors to liaise with the concerned ministers and organisations to facilitate direct procurement of cashew nuts from the African countries, negotiate prices, and help an agency identified by the state government to inspect the stock and lift it.

source: thehindubusinessline.com
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