Ethiopia revises rules to allow foreign firms to buy coffee directly from farmers and processors, part of efforts to liberalize the economy.
Controls on other commodities like oilseeds, pulses, and livestock have also been relaxed to attract investment and boost the manufacturing sector.
Foreign traders buying at least $10 million of coffee annually for 3 years can now get permits, aiming to boost exports and revenue.
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