Large harvests and export markets pay off
South Africa recorded a 5 percent year-on-year increase in agriculture exports in the third quarter of this year, the Agricultural Business Chamber (Agbiz) said yesterday. Photo by Simphiwe Mbokazi DURBAN
Namibia’s lucrative beef market at risk
HILENI NEMBWAYA and NGHIINOMENWA ERASTUS LIVESTOCK IMPORT … The declining number of cattle sold is threatening the country’s supply to the European, Chinese and American markets. THE strategy Namibia has
Australian United Exports to pump $84mln into the South African agriculture sector over the next 5 years
(Ecofin Agency) – Australian company United Exports announced a 5-year investment of R1.3 billion ($84million) in South Africa’s agriculture sector. The money will mainly be put in the company’s local
US opens new ports to South African citrus exports
Capri23auto via Pixabay The United States government has announced the opening up of several new ports for the import for citrus products from South Africa, further facilitating two-way trade with
SA mandarin and orange growers double their exports amid Covid-19 pandemic
By Mwangi Githathu T Cape Town – The worldwide Covid-19 pandemic has been a boon for South African growers of mandarins and oranges who have doubled their exports because of
SA’s wool and mohair fibre industry on the rise
The fibre industry hopes to regain the glory of its golden days as international buyers and investors set their sights on sustainable fibre sources. For a developing country with established
SA could become top exporter of green hydrogen to the world
FILE PHOTO: Logo of Price Waterhouse Coopers of PWC office in Berlin JOHANNESBURG – South Africa could become an effective exporter of cost-effective green hydrogen to the world, given its
Kenya to diversify export products to eliminate trade deficit
Kenya’s candidate for General Director of the World Trade Organization (WTO) Amina Mohamed attends the General Council meeting during the WTO Director General election process, as the spread of the
Key export opportunities in DRC
By: Allan Majuru ZIMBABWE can enjoy a trade surplus even without digging deep into its vast natural resources. This is why we continue to hammer home the message that we
South Africa’s exports to China were surprisingly better in the ‘pandemic quarter
While South Africa had seen on overall decline in exports during the lockdown, exports to China had grown by just more than 2% year-on-year during the second quarter, says research