WIRE — A new study has challenged the effectiveness of Malawis long-standing efforts to stabilise maize prices, arguing that strategic grain reserves, export bans and minimum farmgate prices cannot, on their own, shield consumers and farmers from volatile food markets. The paper, Strategic Grain Reserves and Maize Price Stabilisation in Malawi: What Policies are Feasible?, authored by The post Study urges realistic food price stabilisation appeared first on Nation Online.
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