Deputy Minister Capa leads assessment of citrus packhouses in Burgersfort
On 5 August, the Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Nokuzola Capa, led the start of an important multiday assessment of citrus ...
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‘Trump card’ for Trump tariff sends poultry industry into a frenzy
It was announced on Tuesday that greater market access for American poultry is one of the trump cards in South ...
MUST READ: Important update on wheat tariffs
Grain SA has announced that a new wheat import tariff of R851.50 per tonne was officially published and implemented on ...
Trump tariffs will sour 63 years of SA sugar exports to the US
Organisations representing the interests of South Africa’s thousands of sugarcane farmers are deeply concerned about the threat posed by the ...
30% US tariff: ‘There is still time to negotiate a better deal’
The fact that the United States’ increased import tariff on South African products will only take effect from 1 August ...
Trump import tariff: Future after 9 July still uncertain
From experts to politicians are uncertain about what will happen on 9 July when the temporary suspension of America’s sharp ...
South African poultry industry’s outlook is improving
The South African poultry industry typically dominates headlines for various matters such as food security, tariffs, and disease outbreaks. However, ...
AGOA benefits & ‘tariff war’: Trump holds the upper hand
By Carien Kruger South Africa’s continued use of trade benefits under America’s African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) lies in ...
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