In the first semester of 2025, Madagascar saw a 10.8% decrease in its exports, according to a recent report from the country’s central bank. Vanilla, the main export product, was particularly affected with a 29.2% drop, due to a 29.4% decrease in volumes, as a result of an oversupply following an exceptional harvest in 2024…....
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Madagascar: 10.8% decrease in exports in the first semester
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