Greenlight to sell

maize at US$275 per tonne starting this Friday.

GMB corporate assistant communications manager, Mr Joseph Katete yesterday said only bona fide millers will benefit from this scheme.
“The millers are however, expected to maintain the prevailing prices of mealie meal,’” he said.

Mr Katete said consultation between the Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ) and GMB has since been concluded.

“GMAZ will present a list of their members, expected quantities that they might require and the names of their buyers to GMB so that no chancers can benefit from this scheme,” he said.
GMB advised approved and bona fide millers to contact the parastatal’s provincial offices for more details.

 

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