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FPDA highlights $830 million horticulture potential to cut fresh produce imports

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The Fresh Produce Development Agency (FPDA) has underscored the evolving role of Papua New Guinea's fresh produce and horticulture sector, valued at approximately $830 million annually. Despite this, the country allocates around $775 million on food imports, with $16.6 million directed towards fresh…Original Article

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