“As global regulations like the EUDR, CSDDD, and Germany’s LkSG reshape agricultural trade, African suppliers face both new challenges and exciting opportunities. That’s why, building on the success of our Africa Grains Online course, we’re proud to launch the Market Compliance Online program—developed in partnership with Bühler, the African Milling…

Food systems are complex. They go far beyond farming and include everything from how food is produced, stored, and moved to how it is consumed and how waste is managed. These systems also touch on health, the environment, trade, culture, and policy. The choices made in one part of the…

EU Kenya Business Forum 2025 Hosted Roundtable on Digital Solutions for Export Standards Compliance: “Can a 6th Agricultural Revolution resolve the digital divide on SPS compliance?” On May 12th and 13th, 2025, Nairobi, Kenya, as part of the EU – Kenya Business Forum 2025, a Roundtable discussion on leveraging technology…

Many agribusinesses and smallholder farmers still rely on manual processes, which slow down operations and make it harder to grow. Whether it’s inefficient supply chains, time-consuming paperwork, or communication gaps, these challenges make day-to-day work more difficult and limit opportunities for expansion.  To help tackle these issues, eProd Solutions and…

Uganda’s economy heavily relies on farming, with over 80% of the population engaged in the agricultural sector. The country boasts fertile land capable of feeding millions of people, yet only a small portion is currently utilized. This underutilization represents a significant opportunity for agricultural expansion and productivity. Despite its potential,…

The European Union Deforestation-Free Regulation (EUDR) is set to change the way agribusinesses source and sell their products in the EU market. But what does this mean for companies dealing with commodities like cocoa, coffee, soy, palm oil, wood, rubber, and cattle? To comply with the EUDR, businesses must prove…

Agribusinesses across Africa face numerous logistical challenges, especially when dealing with high-demand products like honey. Swahili Honey, one of Tanzania’s major honey suppliers, processes over 500 tons of honey annually, serving the East African and international markets. Managing this large-scale operation requires a keen focus on both efficiency and transparency,…