Ethiopia Collects USD 550 Million from Horticulture Exports

Ethiopia earned USD 550 million between July and March of the current fiscal year from the export of horticultural products.

Ethiopia earned USD 550 million between July and March of the current fiscal year from the export of horticultural products.

In the first quarter of the current fiscal year, the Leather and Leather Products Industry Research and Development Center (LLPIRDC) generated a revenue of USD 7.6 million, with a target of earning USD 45.7 million from exports in the entire fiscal year.
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