Zambian Government Cuts Corn Price for Millers by 20%

March 2 (Bloomberg) -- Zambia's government has ordered its Food Reserve Agency to cut the amount it charges millers for corn by 20 percent to $160 a metric ton to reduce the price of corn meal, a staple food in the country. Export prices for corn will remain at $200 a ton, Ronnie Shikapwasha, the government spokesman, told reporters in Lusaka, the capital, today. Zambia had a record 2.8 million

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