The project is meant to increase egg output and integrate local farmers; the project will involve six large-scale farms across the country.
The suspension has exposed Ghana’s vulnerability to regional trade shocks and accelerated the search for self-sufficiency.
Petzer noted that as return logistics costs escalate in conflict zones, demand for sustainable single-use alternatives will accelerate.
For exporters of perishable crops, Durban’s efficiency directly impacts market access.
Project collaborates with Irish Government, SAIPAR, and University of Dublin.