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Growing the agri sector’s export markets

The latest projection by the World Trade Organization suggests that global trade will dip 9,2% in 2020, which is less severe than the initial 13% drop reported in April 2020. This optimistic projection is influenced by stronger-than-expected trade performance in June and July, driven by the world’s growing demand for medical and food products to help countries mitigate the effect of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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