Cov xwm txheej tam sim no ntawm Kev Siv Roj Ntau Lawm hauv Tanzania

Tanzania tam sim no tab tom ntsib kev lag luam loj loj hauv kev tsim cov roj uas siv tau thiab tso siab rau ntau qhov kev xa khoom kom tau raws li qhov kev thov loj hlob rau cov roj uas tau txais txiaj ntsig, uas tau mus txog 294 lab xyoo tas los.

According to the Tanzania Investment Center (TIC), the annual demand for edible oil is 500,000 tons, while the country's supply is only 180,000 tons, forcing it to import 320,000 tons of edible oil per year. Tanzania expects its annual demand to increase to 700,000 tons in the next 11 years. The government is seeking investors in the edible oil industry to help close the supply gap and ease the huge import burden.

Tanzania yog qhov thib ob loj tshaj plaws ntawm cov noob paj noob hlis nyob hauv Africa. Cov roj uas siv tau hauv Tanzania muaj xws li txiv laum huab xeeb, roj xibtes, roj noob roj, taum roj thiab roj noob hnav.

Xyoo tas los muaj cov lus ceeb toom hais tias tsoomfwv Tanzanian tau tham nrog cov tub ua lag luam muaj peev xwm thiab txhawb kom lawv tsim cov roj ua lag luam hauv lub tebchaws.

In addition, the country's deputy minister Anthony Mavunde revealed that the government is working with the UN Food and Agriculture Organization and the UN Industrial Development Organization and will develop a development strategy aimed at promoting oilseed production to close the deficit gap caused by the country's edible oils.