SUPPLY CHAIN OF COFFEE IN RWANDA
Journal Title: International Journal of Agriculture Sciences - Year 2016, Vol 8, Issue 58
Abstract
Coffee production and marketing faced many challenges in Rwanda, where the most important problems faced by farmers were lack of choice in choosing a marketing channel, lack of extension activity, lack of roads and transportation and scattered living conditions of farmers. The major problems faced by coffee traders were the right of setting price, low quantity supplied by farmers, price fluctuation, and access to credit followed by absence of storage facility.
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SHRUTHI GADHE
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