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https://tcda.gov.gh/news/64-announcement-of-cashew-minimum-producer-price-for-the-2023-crop-season-by-the-honorable-minister-for-food-agriculture-honourable-dr-owusu-afriyie-akoto
THE MINIMUM PRICE FOR 2023 SEASON. The Cashew Pricing Model established last year makes the following assumptions for the 2023 crop season: annual Raw Cashew Nuts (RCN) exports of 350,000 Metric tons, as well as 40,000 Metric tons of RCN to be processed into kernels for export and the local market.

https://accessagric.com/tree-crops-development-authority-urged-to-ensure-fair-pricing-regime-for-cashew-nuts/
Mr Bernard Adu-Ohene, a cashew farmer, has appealed to the Government through the Tree Crops Development Authority (TCDA) to take decisive action to ensure a fair pricing regime for cashew nuts. He said the government's intervention was crucial in ensuring a fair and stable market for cashew producers, through the implementation and enforcing pricing regulations. That could […]

https://gna.org.gh/2023/08/cashew-farmer-appeals-for-governments-intervention-in-price-regulation/
He claimed that the price of cashew dropped significantly to as low as GhC3.00 per kilogramme in the 2022 season, which greatly affected the farmers, especially those in the Jaman North and South. Mr. Adu-Ohene said because price regulations were not properly enforced, middlemen and traders took advantage and offered low prices for the cashew nuts.

https://gna.org.gh/2024/06/tcda-calls-on-cashew-farmers-to-produce-quality-nuts-for-good-price/
By Dennis Peprah. Abesim, (B/R), June 15, GNA - Cashew farmers have been urged to produce quality nuts to fetch them good prices. Mr Dwobeng Nyantakyi, the Value Chain Officer at the Wenchi Zonal Office of the Tree Crop and Development Authority (TCDA), gave the advice in an interview with the Ghana News Agency (GNA) on the sidelines of a media engagement held at Abesim near Sunyani.

https://thevaultznews.com/business/agribusiness/tcda-takes-action-to-boost-quality-of-ghanaian-raw-cashew-nuts-for-export/
The Tree Crop Development Authority (TCDA) has unveiled a comprehensive strategy aimed at enhancing the quality of Ghanaian Raw Cashew Nuts (RCN) following a decline observed in the 2023 cashew season. The TCDA's five-year strategic framework, spanning from 2022 to 2027, seeks to revamp regulatory and policy frameworks, fostering the

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RCNs are normally sold in Ghana around 4 cedis and 5 cedis per kilo. However, this could sometimes fall as low as 2 cedis per kilo, which mostly comes as a big challenge to farmers, most of who depend on cashew as their main source of income, especially during the hunger months of January and February.

https://www.myjoyonline.com/tree-crop-development-authority-takes-steps-to-improve-quality-of-raw-cashew-nuts-for-export/
The Tree Crop Development Authority (TCDA) has announced a new strategy to improve the quality of Ghanaian Raw Cashew Nuts (RCN), which declined in the 2023 cashew season.

https://3news.com/news/s-r-cashew-farmers-call-for-regulated-pricing/
Cashew farmers in the Savannah Region have urged government to set up what they describe as a cashew pricing regulatory body and ensure ready market for the crop. Pricing of cashew in the country has become necessary as local and international buyers are said to be taking advantage of the situation to determine prices of the commodity.

https://accessagric.com/government-urged-to-constitute-board-to-regulate-cashew-pricing/
The Government has been urged to constitute a board to regulate the marketing, pricing, and export of cashew nuts, as has been done for cocoa, to enable cashew farmers to reap the maximum benefits from their labour. Unlike cocoa, the cashew sector in Ghana is currently without an independent governmental body to set standards and enforce them.

https://www.myjoyonline.com/cashew-pricing-to-be-announced-in-december-tree-crop-development-authority/
The Tree Crop Development Authority (TCDA) has hinted at government's readiness to announce the base price for cashew in December. According to the CEO of the Authority, William Agyepong Quaittoo

https://dandoglobal.com/cashew-nut-prices-a-comprehensive-guide/
Here are some of the key factors impacting cashew nut pricing: 1. Climate and Crop Yields. The climate plays a significant role in determining the size and quality of cashew nut harvests. Adverse weather conditions, such as droughts or excessive rainfall, can lead to lower yields and affect prices. 2.

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There are also several companies and individuals who buy and export RCNs. Cashew pricing has, however, been a major issue of contention among farmers, buyers, and processors in Ghana. RCNs are

https://tcda.gov.gh/about-us/our-broad-strategic-focus/focus-crops/24-news/95-tree-crops-development-authority-tcda-announcement-to-cashew-exporters
It has come to the notice of the Tree Crops Development Authority (TCDA) that some persons or companies are exporting Raw Cashew Nut (RCN) from Ghana without registration and license from the Authority. This constitutes a violation of Section 27 of the TCDA Act, 2019 (Act 1010) and Regulation 51 of the Tree Crops Regulations, 2023 (L.I. 2471).

https://www.modernghana.com/news/1219884/constitute-a-cashew-board-to-regulate-pricing.html
MAR 22, 2023 LISTEN. The Government has been urged to constitute a board to regulate the marketing, pricing, and export of cashew nuts, as has been done for cocoa, to enable cashew farmers to reap the maximum benefits from their labour. Unlike cocoa, the cashew sector in Ghana is currently without an independent governmental body to set

https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/cdrh/cfdocs/cfcfr/CFRSearch.cfm?fr=164.110
For the most up-to-date version of CFR Title 21, go to the Electronic Code of Federal Regulations (eCFR). Sec. 164.110 Mixed nuts. (a) Mixed nuts is the food consisting of a mixture of four or more of the optional shelled tree nut ingredients, with or without one or more of the optional shelled peanut ingredients, of the kinds prescribed by

https://citinewsroom.com/2021/12/setting-minimum-cashew-prices-in-ghana-getting-it-right-article/
Cashew pricing has, however, been a major issue of contention among farmers, buyers, and processors in Ghana. RCNs are normally sold in Ghana around 4 cedis and 5 cedis per kilo. However, this could sometimes fall as low as 2 cedis per kilo, which mostly comes as a big challenge to farmers, most of whom depend on cashews as their main source of

https://www.myjoyonline.com/cashew-farmers-unhappy-with-proposed-pricing-scheme-by-tcda/
The cashew farmers have attributed this to the lack of proper representation on the Council, as there are no big-player cashew exporters on the GCC to provide better insight into the challenges of

https://www.selinawamucii.com/insights/prices/united-states-of-america/cashew-nuts/
Based on this data, it is predicted that the export price per kilogram of Cashew Nuts from the US will be 6.54 US dollars per kg in 2023 and 6.64 US dollars per kg in 2024. The cashew nuts exports from US are classified as: Fresh or dried cashew nuts, shelled (HS code 080132) Fresh or dried cashew nuts, in shell (HS code 080131)

https://www.thefreelibrary.com/TCDA+calls+on+cashew+farmers+to+produce+quality+nuts+for+good+price.-a0797941727
15 Jun 2024 (Ghana News Agency) Cashew farmers have been urged to produce quality nuts to fetch them good prices. Mr Dwobeng Nyantakyi, the Value Chain Officer at the Wenchi Zonal Office of the Tree Crop and Development Authority (TCDA), gave the advice in an interview with the Ghana News Agency (GNA) on the sidelines of a media engagement held at Abesim near Sunyani.

https://www.globenewswire.com/ca/news-release/2024/06/13/2898413/28124/en/Edible-Nuts-Global-Industry-Report-2024-Cashew-Nuts-Production-and-Prices-on-the-Rise.html
The global market for Edible Nuts is estimated at US$303.5 Billion in 2023 and is projected to reach US$459.1 Billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 6.1% from 2023 to 2030.

https://eujournal.org/index.php/esj/article/download/2905/2733/0
pricing procedures and establish an advisory to sieve conflicting scholar recommendations. Keywords: Cashew nut industry, market failure, institutional analysis, production efficiency, competition assessment Introduction Cashew is an important export crop in Tanzania after tobacco, coffee and cotton (FAOSTAT, 2011).