Forecasts suggest food price inflation will start to slow
We are yet to fully understand the impact and financial costs of the devastation from the recent incidents of unrest…
Local potato industry appeals for support amidst EU dumping threats
With the recent lapse of anti-dumping duty protection, there is a significant risk that the increased volume of below-cost frozen…
National drought disaster declaration a step in the right direction – Agri SA
Agri SA has welcomed the national drought disaster declaration published by Dr Tau, head of the National Disaster Management Centre,…
KZN and Gauteng unrest: Citrus industry rolling out a recovery plan to continue exports
The Citrus Grower Association of Southern Africa (CGA) strongly condemns the wave of looting and arson that swept across KwaZulu-Natal…
Northern Cape-based wind farms provide support, funding to youth-owned agribusiness
A youth-owned agri-business in Loeriesfontein is one of thirteen micro-businesses and social entities that has received funding to support their…
Violence and looting threatens SA’s food security
The Consumer Goods Council of South Africa has echoed President Cyril Ramaphosa’s warning that the ongoing destruction of property and…
Beleaguered alcohol industry crippled further by looting
South Africa’s alcohol industry, already on its knees due to the fourth booze ban, is now faced with the additional…
Farmers must support, protect each other
Farmers must be ready and extra vigilant in the midst of the extensive looting in KwaZulu-Natal, Gauteng and elsewhere in…
Impact of Current Unrest in South Africa on the Crop Protection Industry
CropLife South Africa is extremely concerned about the ongoing lawlessness in the country, especially in KwaZulu-Natal. In particular, the impact…
‘Serious threat to food security’: Agri SA calls for Ramaphosa to declare state of emergency
Agri SA has called on President Cyril Ramaphosa to declare a national state of emergency to bring an end to…
