Analysts project a 15% increase in cashew export prices in 2026. Improved supply chain efficiency and growing global demand are driving the positive outlook. Farmers in Tanzania, Mozambique, and Côte d'Ivoire are expected to benefit most from this price increase.
Cashew Export Price Forecasts for 2026
Dr. Peter Mwanza
Author
69
Views
Market analysis predicts rising cashew prices due to supply chain improvements.
Dr. Peter Mwanza
Agricultural journalist and expert covering farming practices and agribusiness across Africa.
Related Articles

agribusiness
Mozambique: AquaFish Opens New Fingerling Centre with Capacity to Produce 10 Million Fish Annually
Mozambican aquaculture company AquaFish has inaugurated a new fingerling production centre in Zambézia Province, with annual capacity exceeding 10 million young fish. The investment aims to improve access to quality stocking material for fish farmers and strengthen the country's aquaculture value chain.
Staff Writer • Nov 4, 2026

agribusiness
Morocco’s Dam Water Reserves More Than Double: Could This Revive Cereal Planting?
Morocco is entering its 2026/27 agricultural season with a major improvement in dam water reserves. The recovery could support cereal and legume production, although farmers’ access to irrigation water will remain a decisive factor.
Staff Writer • Oct 26, 2026

agribusiness
Can Stronger Regional Rice Value Chains Create New Opportunities for African Agribusiness?
Rice connects farmers, millers, traders, transporters and consumers across West Africa. New efforts to strengthen regional business links are drawing attention to the importance of processing capacity, reliable supply, quality standards and cross-border trade in developing a more competitive rice industry.
Staff Writer • Oct 15, 2026
