The National Seed Trade Association of Ghana (NASTAG) has called on government to progressively reduce rice and maize imports to protect local farmers, address market gluts and strengthen domestic food production.
Day 2 Mon, 2 NovNASTAG advocates phased reduction of rice, maize imports
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