Afghan Orchard Owners Face Plummeting Grape Prices Amidst Taliban Taxes and Storage Shortages

Orchard owners in Afghanistan's Koh Daman region are struggling with falling grape prices, a lack of cold storage, and limited market access. Many are forced to sell produce below production cost, unable to recover expenses. Experts warn that inadequate storage and market access restrict horticultural exports and reduce farmer income.

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