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On August 27, "Invest in Cameroon" reported that in 2020, Cameroon imported a total of 860,000 tons of wheat , an increase of 30,000 tons over the same period last year
.
Among them, 300,000 tons were imported from Russia, 144,000 tons from Canada, 117,000 tons from France, and 54,000 tons from the United States
.
According to data released by the Ministry of Commerce of Cameroon, Cameroon is expected to import 900,000 tons of wheat in 2021
.
Since the collapse of the Cameroon National Wheat Company (SODEBLE) in 1980, Cameroon’s domestic wheat consumption has been heavily dependent on imports
.
International distributors such as the French CEREALIS Group provide Cameroon with a large amount of imported wheat every year
.
In order to reduce imports, the Cameroonian government is cooperating with the Agricultural Research and Development Institute (IRAD) to test wheat varieties on the country's land
.
At present, experimental farms with a yield of 4 tons per hectare have been developed in the Adamawa Region and the Northwest Region
.
.
Among them, 300,000 tons were imported from Russia, 144,000 tons from Canada, 117,000 tons from France, and 54,000 tons from the United States
.
According to data released by the Ministry of Commerce of Cameroon, Cameroon is expected to import 900,000 tons of wheat in 2021
.
Since the collapse of the Cameroon National Wheat Company (SODEBLE) in 1980, Cameroon’s domestic wheat consumption has been heavily dependent on imports
.
International distributors such as the French CEREALIS Group provide Cameroon with a large amount of imported wheat every year
.
In order to reduce imports, the Cameroonian government is cooperating with the Agricultural Research and Development Institute (IRAD) to test wheat varieties on the country's land
.
At present, experimental farms with a yield of 4 tons per hectare have been developed in the Adamawa Region and the Northwest Region
.
