Export: Delta packaged quality yellow garri hits UK market

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By Nosa Akenzua, Asaba

Export quality yellow garri, the pilot product of the Delta State Government’s Foods Export Initiatives (FEI) has hit grocery shop in the United Kingdom.
As a significant milestone of Okowa led administration to develop agricultural value chain, the state government on Thursday said it was a diversification of the economy towards a stronger Delta The cassava product, packaged in 2kg and 10kg bags, was produced under the utmost hygiene to meet international export standard by the Project Committee on Delta Foods Export Initiatives.
Speaking to journalists in Asaba, the Chief Job Creation Officer,Prof Eric Eboh said that the Delta Foods Export Initiatives was a market oriented agricultural value chain development intervention, with garri as its pilot product, adding that the central goal was not only to create a sustainable assured market for Delta State agricultural products based on fair prices, bridge the gap between the farmers and processors , but to create Job and wealth towards building stronger Delta.

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