According to the institute, moves have been made to collaborate with stakeholders to revitalise the agro-allied sector through laboratory analysis, which it described, as a quality indicator for acceptance in both domestic and foreign markets.
Angara said: “The workshop is a practical approach to resolve challenges in the agro-allied sector of the economy that fall within the ambit of laboratory analysis of products, pesticides, herbicides, soil and other related matters.” ALSO, in his keynote address at the anniversary, the Vice Chancellor of Ekiti State University , Ado-Ekiti, Prof. Edward Olanipekun, stressed that IPAN should intensify concerted efforts in interacting with different organs of government to seek collaborative support and ways through which organisations can benefit maximally from the African Continental Free Trade Agreement.