Malawi cotton farmers hope to sell cotton at high prices
According to Malawi’s “Daily Times” report on March 28, cotton farmers in the Nino region appealed to the government and cotton procurement companies that the cotton purchase price should reflect the production cost of cotton and the hard work of cotton farmers. It is reported that cotton purchase will start within 2-3 months, and cotton ginners are ready to purchase cotton at a price of 375 kwacha per kilogram. Cotton farmers should be the main beneficiaries of the cotton industry, while traders and ginners benefited the most in previous years, farmers said.
Kulesi, chief cotton officer of the Ministry of Agriculture in Malawi, said that the government is committed to helping farmers increase their income, but if farmers want to get a good price, they must improve the quality of cotton. Odala, business development officer of the Malawi state-owned enterprise Agricultural Development and Marketing Company, said that the price of cotton depends on the quality and grade. The company will provide high purchase prices to encourage farmers to plant more cotton, and ultimately make the cotton produced in Malawi more sustainable. Meet domestic and international markets. Malawi cotton farmers hope to sell cotton at high prices
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