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Retiring FAO coordinator pushes for 30% cut in feed imports

WESTERN BUREAU: Dr Renata Clarke, who will retire at the end of October after 27 years with the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), including the past seven in the Caribbean, wants to see the region cut poultry-feed imports by 30 per cent within five years. Clarke, the FAO’s subregional coordinator

Caribbean NewsOct 8, 2026by The Gleaner

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Retiring FAO coordinator pushes for 30% cut in feed imports

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