By Takudzwa Tondoya Zimbabwe is setting its sights on Singapore’s lucrative food market, positioning its best horticultural produce as a strong competitor in the $10 billion sector with plans of growth to $15 billion by 2030. Speaking at the Singapore Market Scan Dissemination Programme in Harare today,
263Chat · ZimTrade Scoops Global Trade Award.mp3 ZimTrade, the national trade development and promotion organization, has won the prestigious World Trade Promotion Organisation (WTPO) 2022 Award, in acknowledgement of its contribution to the development and facilitation of Zimbabwe’s exports. The awards identify and recognize efforts by trade
ZimTrade, the national trade development and promotion agency, says horticultural produce can be key in unlocking new international markets for the country thereby increasing export earnings. Speaking to 263Chat during a recent outward mission for 24 local companies to the DRC, in Lubumbashi, ZimTrade Chief Executive,
Crocodile-skin produder, Padenga Holdings has notified its shareholders of a significant reduction in profits for the financial year ended 31 December 2020 relative to prior year due to the negative effects of the COVID-19 induced lockdowns in key European markets. The warning is a precursor to
ZimTrade, the national trade development and promotion organization, will host the first online dissemination seminar tomorrow, to unpack findings of a market survey conducted in Mozambique in March this year. Traditionally, these dissemination seminars have been held as physical events but due to the risks posed
Local trade development and promotion organization, ZimTrade has been nominated for the “Best Use of Partnership” category at the World Trade Promotion Organization (WTPO) Awards to be held in October this year. This is the first time ZimTrade and Zimbabwe have been nominated for such an
Local businesses are ready to take advantage of the Zimbabwe-Rwanda Trade and Investment Conference slated for the 24th to the 26th of March this year to spread their footprints into the Rwandan market which offers a wide spectrum of opportunities, the Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries
At a time local businesses have struggled to establish a sound footing in the regional export markets, Zimbabwe is shifting its focus towards expanding into the neighboring Zambia, one of the fastest growing economies in the region. Currently, Zimbabwean businesses have only contributed one percent to
ZimTrade and PUM will hold the Zimbabwe tanneries workshop in Bulawayo from 20-21 May 2019. The workshop is aimed at bringing together local tanners and relevant stakeholders to discuss issues affecting this important node in the leather value chain. PUM is a Dutch organization comprising of
Zimbabwe's exports increased by 30% from US$346 million in February 2018 to US$449 million in August 2018 whilst imports increased by 0.3% from US$575 million in February 2018 to US$576 million in August 2018. According to ZimTrade trade performance report for February to August 2018, the
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