Malawi’s economy is deeply rooted in agriculture — yet much of what we grow leaves the country raw, only to return as costly finished products. This not only reduces our economic gains but also limits industrial growth.
Currently, Malawi’s agro-processing sector generates an estimated $115–117 million in revenue. In contrast, South Africa — where agriculture contributes less to its GDP — has built a $24.5 billion agro-processing industry, thanks to strong infrastructure and export-oriented strategies.
Imagine the possibilities for Malawi — a country that processes, packages, and exports our own value-added agricultural products.
We see agro-processing not just as an industry — but as a powerful engine.
