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Nigeria records 40% post-harvest losses annually in tomato production

Nigeria records about 40% post-harvest losses in tomato production annually, Raw Materials Research and Development Council (RMRDC) has said.

Chairman Governing Board of RMRDC, Abdullahi Tambuwal stated this at the presentation of tomato seeds to vegetable farmers in Sokoto.

He also noted: “While the annual production of tomato in the country is rising and currently slightly over 1.8 million metric tonnes, national demand has increased to more than 2.4 million metric tonnes per annum, leaving a huge deficit.”

Read the full article at Daily Trust (Rakiya A. Muhammad)

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