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agricultural exports

US ranked as the WCape’s largest export market

March 9, 2022

United States has been ranked as the Western Cape’s largest export market. The Western Cape’s global exports grew by 22.1% last year, to a value of close-on R167bn in 2021,…

Economy

Farming boosts SA’s fourth-quarter GDP growth

March 9, 2022

South Africa’s economy expanded in the final quarter of last year driven by a recovery in agriculture and manufacturing, data showed on Tuesday, a boost for President Cyril Ramaphosa who…

Wine Estates

Young graduates launch their own wine brand

March 2, 2022

What started as a learning project has now become the development of a brand by a team of young Pinotage Youth Development Academy ( PYDA) graduates, the first of its…

Food Security

The future of food security: Challenges that farmers are facing

March 2, 2022

According to the regional food security body, the IPC, 11.8 million South Africans faced crisis levels of food insecurity last year. The main drivers for this were Covid-19, economic decline,…

NEWS

Electricity tariff hike another blow to SA agri sector

March 1, 2022

The electricity tariff hike decision made by the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) to grant Eskom a 9.61% increase in the electricity tariff will place even more strain…

NEWS

Russia-Ukraine conflict likely to cause some food items’ prices to increase in SA : Sihlobo

February 25, 2022

Agricultural Business Chamber of South Africa Chief Economist Wandile Sihlobo says the Russia-Ukraine conflict is likely to create an upward swing of some food items’ prices in South Africa. Russia…

NEWS

#BudgetSpeech2022: ‘Give us a break! Beer industry pleads for excise relief

February 24, 2022

South Africa’s beer industry is calling for an excise tax increase in line with inflation or lower, to help it recover from the Covid-19 crisis and related restrictions and allow…

Article

Fire insurance: An investment in a sustainable farming future

February 23, 2022

The fear and the very real danger of veld fires can never be over-estimated; not only do fires cause severe damage to property, agriculture equipment and farming infrastructure, it almost…

NEWS

Excessive sin tax hikes will hinder economic growth – alcohol industry

February 23, 2022

Alcohol industry associations Beer Association of South Africa (Basa) and the South African Liquor Brandowners Association (Salba) have echoed SAB’s call for a measured approach towards excise tax increases ahead…

NEWS

AfCFTA: What has worked and the way forward on agricultural trade

February 23, 2022

Some described it as a global game-changer. The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), one of the world’s largest international free trade areas, started trading under preferential arrangements on 1…

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