Sudan Peanut Exports To China Halted By War
The ongoing conflict in Sudan has damaged medical facilities and infrastructure. The destruction has forced medical students to seek training elsewhere. The source noted that existing networks are being utilized to manage the crisis. Since October, no peanuts have left Sudan for the Chinese market. In the previous season, Sudan had sold more than 160,000 tonnes to its partner. This disruption has impacted the availability of African peanuts on the market.
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Sources · 7 independent
RFI Kiswahili
“hospitali nyingizi meharebiwa ma dr. Rewengu wa meenda ata medical students abawa li kwa wanaji funza mambayaw doktari ime bidi wa rodim”
RFI Afrique
“Since last October, not a single peanut has left Sudan for China. Last season, the country had sold more than 160,000 tonnes to its partner.”
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