Zambia: FRA targets to purchase 13,000 MT in Chinsali

Author: lusakatimes.comPublished on: June 8, 2026Country: Zambia

Business & Economy

Zambia: FRA targets to purchase 13,000 MT in Chinsali

Zambia's Food Reserve Agency (FRA) plans to purchase 13,000 metric tons of maize in Chinsali district. This is part of the FRA's efforts to build national food reserves. No further details on the timeline or terms have been provided.

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