"There is no issue with production, land, or labor; the problem lies in the transportation and delivery of agricultural products," asserted producer Thony Préval, appearing anxious. With the proliferation of armed gangs controlling most of Haiti's national roads, farmers are unable to access other, more profitable markets to sell their products. The provincial market is too small to accommodate the quantity of perishable goods, leading to wastage and significant losses.
The "madan sara," who usually act as intermediaries between farmers and
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