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The Agricultural Marketing Authority (AMA) says more deterrent measures are still needed to curb the side-marketing of cotton by farmers.
Speaking to <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/new-ama-in-fight-against-cotton-side-marketing">The Sunday Mail</a>, AMA chief executive officer Clever Isaya said side marketing remains a big threat to the cotton sector.
He said AMA has since signed memoranda of understanding (MOUs) with cotton contractors to contain the practice through agreed fines and penalties. Said Isaya:
<blockquote>
Cotton is a strategic crop in the country and the second-largest foreign currency earner after tobacco.
Therefore, its value chain has to be protected. We are currently in the process of identifying common buying points which our farmers will use during the marketing season.
AMA clerks will be deployed to these points to monitor the process and ensure that there are no side-marketing activities.
</blockquote>
He said all contractors are required by law to buy from their contracted farmers only.
Side marketing is when growers sell their produce to third parties in breach of contractual agreements that bind producers to sell their yield to the contractor who would have provided inputs to the grower.
There are varied reasons why side marketing of crops is now rife in the market but it mainly stems from lower producer prices set by the government and the contractors.
Cotton is typically harvested between April and July. The process of cotton harvesting involves picking the mature cotton bolls from the plants by hand or machine.
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The smuggling of Sesame seed (uninga) into neighbouring Mozambique is said to be rampant among Chipinge farmers as they receive foreign currency from the buyers.
Sesame is a herb with foxglove-like flowers that produce pods containing tiny edible seeds.
The seeds are rich in minerals, can also be crushed to produce sesame oil, and have numerous health benefits.
In Zimbabwe, the crop is used as a substitute for peanut butter and cooking oil.
The Agricultural Marketing Authority (AMA), says about 2 500 hectares were put under the crop last season and 779 tonnes are expected after harvesting.
The Grain Marketing Board (GMB), Cotton Company of Zimbabwe (Cottco), Cashbox Financial Services and Open Systems are into contracting farmers to grow sesame seed.
However, instead of delivering the produce to Checheche Growth Point where the four companies are based, farmers are side marketing and smuggling the crop to Mozambique.
Reports indicate that in Mozambique, a kilogramme of sesame seed ranges between US$1 to US1.50, while local buyers are paying between US50 cents and US$1 using the official auction rate.
AMA Manicaland provincial inspector, Rosa Rosario told Manica Post in an interview that it is illegal for farmers to smuggle their crop to Mozambique. She said:
<blockquote>We have quite a handful of registered buyers in our directory. In Checheche and surrounding areas nearly half of the farmers are contracted by Cottco.
Since some of the farmers are not contracted, they are demanding US$1/per kg, which is too much for our local buyers.
The sesame seed should be sold locally. What is happening is illegal. The farmers should know that they are actually creating jobs in Mozambique.</blockquote>
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.manicapost.co.zw/rampant-sesame-seed-smuggling-in-chipinge/">Manica Post</a></h4>

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