Counterfeit seeds threaten African farmers’ crops and climate resilience: Study
PolicyThursday, October 8, 2026Mongabay

Counterfeit seeds threaten African farmers’ crops and climate resilience: Study

A new study highlights the increasing threat of counterfeit seeds in Africa, which jeopardizes farmers' crop yields and climate resilience. These fake seeds undermine agricultural productivity by replacing high-quality seeds essential for producing nutritious and resilient crops. Policy makers are urged to strengthen regulation and monitoring to combat this issue effectively.

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