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Zimbabwe’s leather ‘low-hanging fruit’ for export growth

08/06/2021

The CEO of Zimbabwe-based trade body ZimTrade has described the country’s leather sector as “low-hanging fruit” in terms of potential, given its large livestock population and improved infrastructure.

Allan Majuru said the Zimbabwe Leather Sector Strategy (2021-2030), launched in April, will boost production capacities and improve access to regional and international markets. 

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