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Table 2 Perception of value chain actors (n = 165, %) on the quality of groundnut in eastern Ethiopia in 2014

From: Stakeholders’ perception about aflatoxin contamination in groundnut (arachis hypogaea L.) along the value chain actors in eastern Ethiopia

Indices of groundnut quality

Farmers

Traders

Supporters

Consumers

Disagree

Agree

Disagree

Agree

Disagree

Agree

Disagree

Agree

1. Groundnuts which have a change in taste promote AF

74(98.7)

1(1.3)

29(96.7)

1(3.3)

5(16.7)

25(83.3)

15(50.0)

15(50.0)

2. Groundnuts which have a change in colour promote AF

74(98.7)

1(1.3)

28(93.3)

2(6.7)

5(16.7)

25(83.3)

21(70.0)

9(30.0)

3. Mouldy groundnuts promote AF

75(100)

0(0.0)

29(96.7)

1(3.3)

5(16.7)

25(83.3)

14(46.7)

16(53.3)

4. Broken and bruised groundnuts promote AF

73(97.3)

2(2.7)

27(90.0)

3(10.0)

5(16.7)

25(83.3)

13(43.3)

17(56.7)

5. Insect-attacked groundnuts promote AF

74(98.7)

1(1.3)

28(93.3)

2(6.7)

5(16.7)

25(83.3)

10(33.3)

20(66.7)

6. Shriveled groundnuts promote AF

73(97.3)

2(2.7)

27(90.0)

3(10.0)

5(16.7)

25(83.3)

12(40.0)

18(60.0)

7. Groundnuts stored damp promote AF

74(98.7)

1(1.3)

29(96.7)

1(3.3)

5(16.7)

25(83.3)

15(50.0)

15(50.0)

8. Groundnuts which contain foreign materials promote AF

74(98.7)

1(1.3)

27(90.0)

3(10.0)

5(16.7)

25(83.3)

13(43.3)

17(56.7)