“The Authority will continue to provide assistance to the exporters. Any bottlenecks faced , today will be addressed promptly, and we look forward to improvements” - Mr Deo Kyomya at the horticulture stakeholder’s meeting representing the Ed of Uganda Free Zones Authority (UFZA) #HelpingYouToExport

Ms Hasifa Tushabe the representative of the Exporters of Fruits and vegetables highlighting their challenges and possible solutions at the horticulture stakeholder’s meeting today. #HelpingYouToExport

The Executive Director of the Uganda Export Promotions Board, Elly Twineyo, forecasts that Uganda’s economy will experience moderate growth, driven by key sectors such as agriculture, mining, and tourism. Link: youtu.be/l8P8ppOx2_s #UBCNews | #UBCUpdates

Uganda’s economy will experience moderate growth, driven by key sectors such as agriculture, mining, and tourism. Value addition is key to accessing new markets - EllyTwineyo , The Executive Director - Uganda Export Promotion Board. #HelpingYouToExport

🎥 Highlights of the Horticultural Exporters Field visit to the Cargo handling Area at Entebbe International Airport and the Stakeholder’s meeting at Imperial Heights Hotel Entebbe on 13th, June,2024. #HelpingYouToExport

The entire UEPB family wishes the Muslim fraternity a blessed Eid_Al_Adha. #HelpingYouToExport

Increase exports to actual use budget aspirations ~ by our ED EllyTwineyo in today’s The New Vision

Today our team met up with the Members of the Uganda Tea Association to see how best we can market Uganda’s tea to the United Arab Emirates and the entire Gulf. #HelpingYouToExport

UCDA has embarked on the registration of coffee farmers as per the Coffee Act. This is key for traceability, planning & provision of on-farm support/ better service delivery. The data will be used to establish a National Coffee Register & ensure 🇺🇬 conforms to EUDR Regulations.

Recently, PCFUganda in partnership with MAAIF 🇺🇬, MAAIF_Coffee Production & Development Dept, Uganda Export Promotion Board | UEPB, and TGCU Uganda conducted in-depth studies on various crops grown in Northern Uganda including; cassava, coffee, mangoes, and shea butter. #ShapingTheNation

A panel discussion covering key topics like commercial agriculture, industrialization, value chains, & cross-border trade. moderated by John .B. Lwere our Senior Trade Information Executive at the 5th Bi - Annual Private Sector CEO Retreat at Serena Hotel. #ShapingTheNation

“Our focus is on boosting agricultural production in Northern Uganda to establish it as a leading food basket and export center” Irene BirungiMugisha CEO Of the presidential Forum as she welcomed His Excellency the President of Uganda #ShapingTheNation

Coffee in Omoro📸 UCDA staff of Gulu Regional Office are hosting farmers from Karenga district, Karamoja sub-region, on a study visit & tour of coffee farms in Omoro district. The potential for coffee growing in Northern Uganda is big. Early adopters are going to reap big.

Uganda's coffee exports have continued to go on an upward trajectory, rising in both value and volume in the month of August. According to the MAAIF_Coffee Production & Development Dept, a total of 837,915 60kg bags of coffee, valued at $221.63m (UGX. 819.03b), were exported in August this year. This is a

The Mombasa Tea Auction (Sale 38), which concluded on September 17, brought a slight improvement in tea prices for Uganda. Ugandan teas averaged UGX. 3,640 per kilogramme, an 11% increase from UGX. 3,230 recorded during the third week of August and a 12% rise from the average