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Keta farmers struggle to find market for bumper tomato harvest   
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Keta farmers struggle to find market for bumper tomato harvest   

Samuel SAM
Published October 6, 20263 min read

Smallholder farmers in the Keta municipality are appealing for urgent market and storage solutions as a bumper tomato harvest leaves significant quantities of ripe produce at risk of rotting on farms.

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