| Zimbabwe's hopes of establishing an Agriculture Commodity Exchange (ACE) by March 2014 have been dampened by persistent low grain and cereal output, analysts say. The southern African country must address production challenges as part of a broader strategy to revive agricultural production to peak levels and sustain the exchange, said Takunda Mugaga, senior reseacher at Research firm Econometer Capital Global (Econometer).
“A depressed supply does not make setting of a commodities exchange feasible so it has to be addressed,” said Mugaga, who also sits on the board of Zimbabwe's largest industry body, the Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce...............................................Full Article: Source
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