Lotus, Belgium-headquartered biscuit maker, has commenced construction of its third factory in South Africa, tagged at a cost of R170 million (US$11m).
Transnet, the operator of South Africa’s ports, reported that it was gradually resuming operations at the Port of Durban after a 36-hour total suspension of
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
As Western Cape farmers recover from the effects of the drought over the past five years, they have suffered a fresh blow this week when
There is a saying that gender inequality affects everyone. This is true. And any society that denies women the opportunity to work is simply laying
Global supply chain backlogs are showing no signs of easing and are likely to worsen for the rest of the year, leading to even higher
Household gardens have always helped address food insecurity and malnutrition in neighbourhoods and this has been demonstrated by the intervention by Seriti Institute in collaboration with the
South Africa’s strategic position within the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCTA), adds immense value to investors who want to benefit from improved access to
‘Registering as an Exporter – South Africa’ provides an overview of the exporter registration process in South Africa, including who must register as an exporter,
A new campaign video has been produced to highlight the quality, sustainability and ethical credentials of South African stonefruit. The video, which will be promoted
Government plans a major expansion of the road corridor connecting Johannesburg and Durban as part of a push to turn South Africa into one of
Inspired in 2019 by the growth of mobile and micro canning in the United States, primarily spurred on by the burgeoning craft beer industry, local
The need to improve logistics efficiency and curb the deterioration of infrastructure remains a topical issue in South Africa’s agriculture. Farming communities and agribusinesses might
While the civil unrest of July last year, Covid-19, heavy rains and cyberattacks have contributed to backlogs at South Africa’s ports over the last two
Strong demand from the UK, the US and China helped South African wine exports increase by 12.1% in value to R10.2bn in 2021. Volume sales
