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Agribusiness

IFPA Southern Africa Conference – Building on the success of PMA’s Fresh Connections Conference and Expo.

August 11, 2022

PMA’s Fresh Connections conference and expo are back this year, and although it has a new name, it will still be the same vibrant event as it has been for…

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SOUTH AFRICAN GOVERNMENT MANAGED TO NEGOTIATE A SETTLEMENT WITH THE EUROPEAN UNION (EU) TO CLEAR CITRUS BLOCKED IN THE EU PORTS

August 11, 2022

The Department of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development (DALRRD) confirms that it has managed to negotiate a settlement that will see clearing of citrus containers stuck in ports of…

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WESTERN CAPE AGRICULTURE HOSTS SUCCESSFUL AGRICULTURE MUNICIPAL SUMMIT

August 11, 2022

On Thursday, 4 August 2022, the Western Cape Minister of Agriculture, Dr Ivan Meyer, officially opened the Western Cape Department of Agriculture’s inaugural Municipal Agricultural Summit at Goudini Spa in…

Agribusiness

A whopping 75-basis points rate hike ahead of the new summer crop season

August 1, 2022

A combination of runaway inflation, tightening policy cycle by major global central banks, and uncertainty over the Russia-Ukraine war with its ramifications for commodity prices and economic growth forced the…

Agribusiness agricultural exports

Russia/Ukraine grain export deal promises major benefits for poor countries. If it holds

August 1, 2022

If Russia keeps to the deal it has signed with Ukraine allowing for the resumption of grain exports, much needed relief will be provided to importing countries, including many in…

Agri-Education Agribusiness

SA’s maize harvest down 9.8% from last year

August 1, 2022

South African farmers are expected to harvest 9.8% less maize in the 2021/2022 season compared with the previous season, the government’s Crop Estimates Committee (CEC). The CEC’s latest summer crop…

Agri-Tech Agribusiness agricultural exports

Despite some headwinds, the positive agri export environment is likely to continue

August 1, 2022

While it’s not quite at the high level it was this time last year, the contribution of South Africa’s agri sector to the country’s GDP is currently still very positive.…

Press Release

Government lodges WTO dispute to address EU measures affecting citrus imports from SA

August 1, 2022

The South Africa government has lodged a World Trade Organization (WTO) dispute, requesting consultation to address European (EU) measures affecting local citrus imports. According to Justin Chadwick, the chief executive…

Agribusiness Business

Power cuts damaging to SA’s poultry industry

July 19, 2022

The South African poultry industry has been hard hit by Eskom’s recent power cuts in different parts of the country. The SA Poultry Association says many farmers have been forced…

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IFPA Southern Africa Conference – An essential event for everyone in fresh produce

July 18, 2022

The inaugural Southern Africa Conference hosted by the International Fresh Produce Association (IFPA) is set to take place from 17–18 August 2022 at the Century City Conference Centre, Century City,…

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