China’s zero-tariff policy transforms Rwanda’s chili farmers’ lives

Apr 30, 2026

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Rwanda’s growing chili exports to China are opening a path out of poverty, fueled by China’s zero-tariff policy and the vast demand of the Chinese market. #GLOBALink.

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