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Small farmers generate nearly $400 million in sales via ALEX

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Small farmers have, so far, generated sales totalling nearly $400 million via the Agri-Linkages Exchange (ALEX) platform in 2024. Describing this as being “very significant”, Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett noted that this out-turn resulted from...

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