Kenya Cereal Producers See Red Over Dar Imports
By Luke Anami Tanzanian exports to Kenya, which include maize, have exceeded imports for the first time in decades and now cereal producers in Kenya are worried that these imports
Solutions to Food Insecurity Top Agenda in Meeting of Small Island Developing States
By Catherine Wilson Canberra, Australia — The urgency of finding solutions to the most pressing development challenges of our times has increased as the Covid-19 pandemic threatens to reverse the
BMG works closely with farmers to minimise food shortages during Covid-19 and after the looting crisis
After the recent devastation in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng, BMG’s agricultural specialists are working even more closely with the agricultural community to help curtail the shortage of fresh produce in South
EU Green Deal could slash SA food exports to Europe
The EU’s Green Deal could see a drastic reduction in food imports to the region, which would heavily affect South Africa’s fresh produce industry. The Green Deal is a set
Nigeria: The Cost of Hunger in North-East Nigeria
Amina prepares a meal for her son, the last three years, WFP has supported her with monthly food rations and nutrition supplements for her youngest child, Muhammed. United Nations Office
BI meets the demanding requirements of the food and beverage industry
BI meets the demanding requirements of the food and beverage industry 30 June 2021: The food and beverage industry maintains a fine balance of priorities and requirements. Customers need dependable
Africa: The Art of Cooking and What You Can Do to Make It More Sustainable
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (Rome) Tips from FAO’s Goodwill Ambassador chefs on how you can buy, cook and eat food that respects the planet With our
Agricultural rebound: South Africa’s citrus exports heading for a record year
South Africa’s citrus industry, which looks set to export a record 160 million cartons this season, has its first shipment of produce heading to the Philippines. Commodity exports, grown or
Zambia: African Development Bank approves $1.4 million grant to improve household food security in the wake of Covid-19
The Zambian project is in line with the Bank’s High 5 strategic priorities, specifically, Feed Africa, Industrialize Africa, and Improve the quality of life for the people of Africa ABIDJAN,
South African citrus en route to Philippines after 12 years of negotiations
delegation from the Citrus Growers’ Association of South Africa (CGA) visited the Port of Durban this week to send off the first South African shipment of citrus to the Philippines