Tanzania is the 3rd largest and 19th largest producer in Africa, and the world accordingly. Tanzania’s avacado is quite famous for its taste. Every year they export a bulk amount of avacado in Europe. Besides there are other countries which increasing the importing...

Tanzania is a famous country for its agricultural wealth. In this country, 75% of the labor work in agriculture. Besides, Tanzania’s agriculture also plays a significant role in its economic growth. About one-third of the GDP in 2020 was made up of agricultural...

Agriculture is the backbone of the Tanzanian economy, providing about 26.7% of its GDP and employing approximately 67% of the workforce. However, over recent years, numerous significant challenges have hindered this, mainly due to the effects of climate change....

Mango is known as the king of fruits, which has captivated people by its taste and sweetness. Tanzania is a leading mango producer in Africa. Day by day, this industry is promising, with a high potential for export growth. The country is working to obtain an annual...

The Zanzibar of Tanzania-owned spice sector offers an unparalleled, aromatic jewel to investors seeking diversification into agricultural markets. Zanzibar is traditionally called the "Spice Islands" for its rich cultural and economic history in the global spice...

Tanzanian sweet potatoes are the most famous crop among the people of that region. Tanzania is the third world's top sweet potato producer. Many potatoes are grown in Tanzania, but sweet potatoes have a unique taste, and everyone loves them. Not only does these has...

Tanzania is one of the leading banana-producing countries in the African region. Bananas are grown to enhance food security, cultural practices, and economic development. Most of the production is dominated by smallholder farmers; it is among the essential crops in...

The rice industry in Tanzania holds excellent potential. It presents an opportunity for the country to become a significant exporter in domestic and international markets. Favorable agro climatic conditions and increasing government support make it a perfect sector...

Millet encompasses some small-seeded grasses classified as part of the Poaceae family. This crop is also known as the grass family. People have cultivated these grains for millennia, making them a staple food in many countries, including Tanzania. It’s famous in...

“My son and daughter can now wear new uniforms and get an education without any financial worries. Now we eat fish and meat in each meal.” In Tanzania, a single mother working on a watermelon farm has witnessed a surge in watermelon production. The total production...

Tanzanian agriculture is one of the most demandable sectors, and Tanzanian nuts are well known for their tastes and quality. To produce cashew nuts, Tanzania is the 8th largest producer globally and 4th in Africa. Additionally, this country produces several types of...

In Tanzania, the cotton industry plays a crucial role, with approximately 2 million people relying on it for their primary needs. This figure underscores the significance of cotton, a staple crop in the country. The industry employs many Tanzanians and contributes...