Weaner value chain under ‘immense pressure’

'Waiting for the recovery of consumer purchasing power'
Namibia consumes only about 30% of its meat production, leaving it reliant on both regional and international export markets.
Ellanie Smit
Although South Africa will remain an important market for weaners, local market competition in Namibia is expected to increase, while weaner exports to South Africa are projected t ...

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