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Fisheries sector upgrades as exports set records

January 16, 2019

Myanmar is striving to upgrade its aquaculture sector amid a fall in the prices of fishery products in recent years despite higher export volumes and revenue.

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Growing debt: Myanmar farmers suffer from dwindling bean market

Farmers in Ayeyarwady Region face mounting debts and threats to their livelihoods as black bean prices plummet due to a combination of decreased international demand and the junta’s mismanagement of the economy.

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