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#BerryBlaze Country of origin: Zimbabwe. Plum and flavourful blueberries🫐Big thanks to ZW growers, proudly enjoying😋home goodness.

#Zim blueberries have increased in popularity across the world with exports increasing by 351% in 5 years. At the #ZimTrade #SingaporeMarketSeminar ZimTrade’s operations director similo nkala mentions growing interest in our blueberries in the market and urges local farmers to

Zimbabwe to the world! Fun fact: Zim’s blueberry exports jumped from 5,800t (from 570ha) in 2023 to 8,000t (650ha) in 2024. 2025 forecast? 10,000t — up 25%. With better policy support, our growers can get even more Zim fruit to more tables around the world!

Inspiring stories of sustainable farming from our growers!

Joined the Singapore Market seminar hosted by ZimTrade. Singapore is an exciting market, importing $1.8bn worth of horticulture produce annually from around the globe. Zim exports produce such as berries to Singapore. Our Ops Manager Mandla Mataure spoke on the opportunity

Excited to take part in the first-ever EU-Zimbabwe Business Forum 2025! European countries are a key market for Zimbabwean fresh produce, and we’re looking forward to talking about the great opportunities that can help grow our horticulture sector! EU Delegation to Zimbabwe 🇪🇺 UKinZimbabwe 🇬🇧 🇿🇼

“Horticulture takes patience. EU Delegation to Zimbabwe 🇪🇺 is key in securing financing for our growers. Reaching our potential takes teamwork, so our horticulture can play in the Champions League of global trade.” — Linda Nielsen, HDC CEO, speaking at the EU-Zim Business Forum today. UKinZimbabwe 🇬🇧 🇿🇼

Zimbabwe exports horticultural produce worth US$80m annually — with investment, this could grow to US$2bn. Opportunities span the agric value chain. — HDC CEO Linda Nielsen, making the case for investment in Zimbabwe’s horticulture sector at the EU Delegation to Zimbabwe 🇪🇺-Zimbabwe Business Forum

Nuts! Great sights from Mtawarira Fruit, Nut & Timber 🇿🇼! 👌🏾 Last year, Zimbabwe exported 1,620 tonnes of macadamia nuts. Behind these figures are the stories of our great farmers — macadamia is a test of patience, as the trees take years to mature.

Smallholder farmers are the heartbeat of Zimbabwean agribusiness. At EU Delegation to Zimbabwe 🇪🇺-Zim Business Forum, Liam Philp of Monty’s Beans shares how HDC Hub & Spoke model drives sustainable growth. UKinZimbabwe 🇬🇧 🇿🇼

Great to have Horticultural Development Council on board as part of the EU-Zimbabwe Business Forum. To follow the panels and discussions along use this link- bit.ly/4jck3XF #Silani #Tinemi #EUWithYou🇪🇺🇿🇼

Two fun facts: 🫐Thanks to Zim’s unique climate, our blueberries have a distinct size, taste, and texture 🫐Our blueberry harvest season runs from May to October; it gives us a head start to enter the market before other competitors. Thanks for sharing, Sharon!

From the fields of Chiredzi to retail shelves, this is what inclusive growth looks like. In Chiredzi, this dedicated group of farmers is growing the Michigan pea bean for Monty’s Beans. A shining example of the HDC Hub & Spoke model in action

Today we celebrate all our blueberry farmers that are putting Zimbabwe on the world map. Zimbabwe is open for business! MinofLands,Agric,Fisheries,Water&Rural Development Horticultural Development Council Kutsaga Research Tobacco Industry & Marketing Board

We are currently hosting a Trade Measures Workshop in conjunction with Horticultural Development Council MinofLands,Agric,Fisheries,Water&Rural Development and other stakeholders like CZI and Consumer Protection Commission of Zimbabwe. The aim of this workshop is to discuss and come up with solutions for trade measures relating to the Horticultural sector.

A new partnership to support Zimbabwean horticulture is launched today. Through the Horticulture Enterprise Enhancement Project, we are partnering International Fund for Agricultural Development, The OPEC Fund for International Development MinofLands,Agric,Fisheries,Water&Rural Development in driving sustainable horticulture value chains for smallholder farmers across the country.

Delighted to be part of this new transformative partnership for our horticulture producers.

Inspires sights of how transformative horticulture can be across our communities.

Great to be back with the Clarence Mwale showing Collins of Highbury how KUMINDA supports small-scale farmers sell their amazing 🇿🇼produce to UK markets!

Having a bit of good old hot Zimbabwean chilli with your meal today? Find out more about some of the hardworking people who grow it, and why it’s important to link our farmers to markets. VID: Kacholo Chillies.