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
For the first time since South Africa’s single-channel marketing system for agricultural commodities was abolished in the 1990s, citrus fruit was exported from the Port
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
With 14% of global fertiliser exports currently stuck in Russia and the price of oil and gas continuing to climb as a result of the
During the past year, the South African citrus industry has regularly pointed to the challenges it has faced, such as those at the country’s ports.
The Selebi-Phikwe Citrus Project, which kicked off with the planting of about 70,000 citrus trees, is on track to meet its target. The produce from
With the UK’s departure from the European Union’s (EU’s) single market and customs union at the start of this year, London has deregulated, among other
The South African fruit industry is awaiting official confirmation of the news yesterday that citrus trade with the United Kingdom would be deregulated, some citrus
A five-member farming cooperative that is exporting their produce to international markets is quite something! Team leader Isaac Moilwa says that it comes with many
