Local honey gains regional traction

Honey made in Eswatini on display at the Comesa exhibition in Harare. The country produces about 80 tonnes a year and wants to reach 250 tonnes to meet local demand.

ESWATINI plans to import raw honey from Zimbabwe to meet a domestic supply shortfall and sup­ply its processing industry, which serves markets across Southern Africa. Eswatini hosts an international trade fair every August. Last year, Zimbabwe’s trade promotion agen­cy, ZimTrade, sent a large delega­tion of local companies to partici­pate. Eswatini Investment Promotion Authority head of…

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