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Ghana to launch tomato self-sufficiency initiative in Anloga
In a statement, the ministry explained that GHATSI is a national public-private partnership designed to move Ghana towards reliable tomato self-sufficiency by building an integrated, year-round domestic value chain.
The Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MoFA), in partnership with FarmMate LTD, will officially launch the Ghana Tomato Self-Sufficiency Initiative (GHATSI) on Tuesday, September 15, at the Anlo Senior High School Park (ANSECO) in Anloga, Volta Region.
The launch marks a significant step in Ghana’s push to strengthen domestic tomato production and reduce the country’s heavy reliance on imports.
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