South Africa takes stock after 2024 citrus season
CGA warns that this year’s lower harvest is merely a blip in the country’s citrus export drive South Africa’s 2024 citrus export season has concluded – with the final packed
BMG specialists warn consumers to be aware of the danger of counterfeit securing washers
BMG – the authorised distributor of a wide range of quality branded engineering consumables – is concerned about the proliferation of counterfeit merchandise and the dangers associated with using inferior
WTO Inaugurates $1.2m Project To Improve Nigeria’s Agro Export
The World Trade Organization has launched a project of an initial $1.2 million aimed at building the capacities of stakeholders across the sesame and cowpeas value chains. The Director General
Morocco plans Africa’s biggest desalination plant
Morocco’s drought is threatening the future of irrigation and livestock raising (Edwardje/Dreamstime) As Morocco suffers its worst drought for 40 years, French water specialist Veolia has agreed in principle to
Morocco Approves Import of Brazilian Olive Oil Amid Drought and Shortages
Morocco Approves Import of Brazilian Olive Oil Amid Drought and Shortages Rabat – Morocco has approved the import of Brazilian olive oil, expanding trade between the two countries amid ongoing
Husqvarna Launches Industry-Leading 5-Year Warranty
Pietermaritzburg, 7th November 2024 – Husqvarna, a leader in outdoor power equipment, has announced a groundbreaking extended warranty offer, providing customers with an unparalleled 5-year warranty on select products purchased
Focus on Africa
The Climate Change Situation in Africa Africa faces severe impacts of climate change despite contributing less than 4% of global greenhouse gas emissions. The continent is highly vulnerable due to
South Africa: Growers optimistic about 2024/2025 stone fruit exports
The outlook for the 2024/2025 stone fruit export season is promising, with growers expressing optimism about increased crop volumes compared to the previous year. This positive forecast follows a difficult
South African grape yields hit by heat wave, export optimism remains
In South Africa, grape producers are encountering decreased yields for export as a result of extreme weather conditions. The Loskop Valley in Limpopo, which recently commenced its grape season, has
The 2024-25 season looks promising for South African agriculture
South African farmers typically till their land from mid-October in the eastern regions and mid-November in the western regions. The crops that South African farmers plant in each of these