On the strength of the NAMBoard Act No. 13 of 1985, NAMBoard hereby announces the following update on import restrictions. NAMBoard shall continue to monitor the situation very closely to ensure that this restriction is reviewed immediately the volumes fall below the set thresholds to avoid any market gaps.For any enquiries
Eswatini Horticulture Information System NAMBoard has a mandate to regulate and ensure a balance in the supply and demand for fruits and vegetables in the country. We are expected to assess the availability of produce from local farmers against the demand from local markets to be able to suspend the
We now offer improved market extension services through our Market Extension Officers. This service continues at no cost to the farmers and focuses on equipping farmers with skills that assist them in making good economic decisions on the production and marketing of their horticultural produce. This includes price trends, production
Following extensive stakeholder consultations, the following corrective actions have been implemented to date: NAMBoard has improved the minimum buying prices for the benefit of the farmer - even though this often comes at a loss to the institution. The turnaround time for farmer payments has improved and we are now
The National Agricultural Marketing Board will be hosting roadshows from this Wednesday, the 21st of February 2024. These roadshows will take place at respective packhouses in all the four regions, providing a platform for much needed face-to-face interactions with farmers, prospective farmers, and the youth. Our interactions will focus on
The National Agricultural Marketing Board will be hosting roadshows from this Wednesday, the 21st of February 2024. These roadshows will take place at respective packhouses in all the four regions, providing a platform for much needed face-to-face interactions with farmers, prospective farmers, and the youth. Our interactions will focus on
The National Agricultural Marketing Board will be hosting roadshows from this Wednesday, the 21st of February 2024. These roadshows will take place at respective packhouses in all the four regions, providing a platform for much needed face-to-face interactions with farmers, prospective farmers, and the youth. Our interactions will focus on
We wish to inform members of the public and stakeholders that our Telephone Lines at Ncabeni Fresh Produce Market are faulty and we are currently unable to receive calls. This is due to Copper Cable Theft on the EPTC lines. For any Market related enquiries, while EPTC works on restoring
The National Agricultural Marketing Board is in a process of Improving payment systems for farmers selling their produce to its packhouses. This process has necessitated that farmers who receive payments through bank accounts to update their banking details. In that regard, farmers are requested to submit letters or bank statements
The National Agricultural Marketing Board wishes to notify valued customers and stakeholders, of the temporary closure of all operations on Friday, 14th July 2023 from 11am to allow for internal strategic processes. Normal Operations will resume on Saturday, 15th July 2023 from 6am. We apologise for any inconvenience this