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Re-cap of Banana Day international event

Re-cap of Banana Day international event On April 21, the Ecuadorian Banana Cluster celebrated Banana Day with a high-level international event on the sector s industry and its future. It was attended by speakers such as MEPs Juan Ignacio Zoido and Mazaly Aguilar; the ambassador of the European Union in Ecuador Charles-Michel Geurt; representatives of the European Commission such as Koen van Dyck from DG SANTE; Maija Laurila from DG JUST; Luis Carazo from DG AGRI; professor, PhD and researcher at Wageningen University Gert Kema; PhD and professor emeritus at the KU Leuven Rony Swennen, currently researcher at IITA; and Carolina Dawson from CIRAD.

The Sprout: Time to have a cup of tea

iPolitics By Kelsey Johnson. Published on Apr 21, 2021 11:58am (Pexels photo) Now, here’s today’s agriculture news. The Lead We start with a pandemic update. Food shortages in Iqaluit are expected to ease “over the next few days,” the territory’s health minister said on Tuesday. Nunavut Health Minister Lorne Kusugak said shortages of some goods was a temporary result of a recent COVID-19 outbreak in the capital, which led some people to hoard supplies after sweeping public health restrictions were imposed. Nunatsiaq News reports. Meanwhile, Montréal-based retailer Metro is seeing continued grocery store gains as the pandemic shapes Canadian’s eating habits and online sales soar. The Globe and Mail has more.

Today is: National Banana Day

Today is: National Banana Day