The Federal Trade Competition and Consumer Protection Authority yesterday offered a training aimed at promoting smooth trade competition, protecting consumer’s right as well as creating awareness on trade merger, The Ethiopian Herald reported.
The Ethiopian Coffee and Tea Authority (ECTA) has unveiled a strategic plan to significantly enhance the country's tea, spice, and coffee production. ECTA’s Director General, Dr. Adugna Debela, outlined key initiatives aimed at expanding these agricultural sectors, with a focus on both improving quality and increasing output to capture new markets.
Ethiopian Roads Authority (ERA) has signed contracts with three companies for road constructions in various parts of Ethiopia, here in Addis on April 15, 2015 at its head office. ERA’s acting director, Sisay Bekele signed contracts with China Railway Seventh Group Limited Company, China's First High Way Engineering Limited Company and Ethiopia’s Defense Construction Enterprise.
Ethiopia’s Trade Competition and Consumer Protection Authority announced it is going to launch a market information system for international industrial products.
In a regulatory shift aimed at improving professionalism in the coffee export sector, the Ethiopian Coffee and Tea Authority has planned to raise the minimum capital requirement for obtaining a coffee exporter qualification certificate from Birr 1.5 million to Birr 15 million, a tenfold increase.
