The automobile assembly and motor vehicle component manufacturing industry is a critical pillar of the South African economy. Before the Covid19 pandemic, South Africa’s assembly
After over a decade of working in the fruit value chain, Nigel and Christynn Jacobs decided that they wanted to build their own legacy for
South Africa’s wine and brandy industry is on a sustainable growth path, with a repositioned strategy and renewed focus.
South Africa’s citrus growers feared the European Union (EU) would vote to introduce new regulations forcing them to implement extreme cold treatment for their fruit.
Last week, in Davos, at the World Economic Forum, manager for horticulture market development at the Namibian Agronomic Board, Emilie Abraham, stated: “The country is
An extraordinary session of the Standing Committee on Plants, Animals, Food and Feed (SCoPAFF) of the European Commission yesterday approved changes to the cold treatment
The European Commission appears to have withdrawn plans to require orange imports from Sub-Saharan Africa to be subjected to cold treatment for False Codling Moth
DP World in Maputo is proving to be a great gateway for the South African citrus sector shipping to the Middle East and Southeast Asia
The Western Cape – which accounts for more than half of South Africa’s agricultural exports – looks set for a bumper season of fruit exports.
Newly proposed European Union (EU) regulations threaten the export of oranges from the Southern African region to Europe, according to Citrus Growers’ Association (CGA) of
After an intense period of lobbying to avert new legislation within the European Union on False Codling Moth (FCM), South Africa has again warned that
A South African dried fruit and nuts producer is looking to build two new processing facilities with R120 million from the Norwegian Investment Fund for
The Maputo Port Fruit Terminal (MPFT), a newly registered Mozambique Company to establish a new Citrus Terminal in the Port of Maputo, started its operations
Botswana’s agriculture and agro-processing sector is rife with opportunities for investors and entrepreneurs, according to the speakers at the Botswana Investment and Trade Centre’s webinar
Having lived and worked for many years in Kenya, Milagre Nuvunga and her husband Andrew Kingman returned to their country Mozambique to establish Baobab Products Mozambique (BPM).
