GMB transition to grain storage hub

In a statement yesterday, the GMB announced that this new warehousing model, with 1 804 collection points established nationwide, would allow millers, processors, and stock feed manufacturers to access their grain close to where they are based.

DESPITE the liberalisation of grain selling in the country, the Grain Marketing Board (GMB) is transitioning to become a national warehouse, offering storage services to private sector players who can then collect their grain from any depot across the country. This strategic shift is aimed at curbing significant post-harvest losses incurred by farmers. Losses are…

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