Ethiopia

Ethiopia’s gazetted tariff concessions open fresh opportunities for its coffee, pulses, and horticulture exports under AfCFTA.

The Yirgalem Agro-Industrial Park, which processed 16,000 tons of raw materials during the period, continues to expand into new product lines.

The association is enhancing its digital capacity while working closely with Ethiopian Cargo to expand market reach for horticultural exports.

A digital-first approach has helped over 91,000 Ethiopian farmers learn better livestock feeding methods despite limited access to traditional support.

Better livestock care could help cut emissions, improve farmer incomes, and secure food supply, new study finds.

The appointment follows a major US$69.2 million grant agreement with IFAD to support climate resilience in lowland communities.

Massive tree planting effort reflects Ethiopia’s growing focus on environmental restoration and export growth.

The country’s flower, fruit, and vegetable exports maintain strong global demand, with earnings rising steadily.

New plan aims to improve food security, create jobs, and expand agro-processing in Ethiopia.

Italian agribusiness firm Fri-El expands its banana farming efforts while introducing efficient harvesting methods.