Africa news archive – Page 63
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ArticleNamibian growth hopes dashed
Namibian table grape exports affected by setbacks during flowering period
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ArticleAfruibana protests banana price drop
African banana association Afruibana is protesting against the “excess” imports into the EU coming in from third countries
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ArticleSpain calls for action as citrus prices slump
Increasing overlap between South African fruit and early Spanish varieties causing alarm
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ArticleAsia to enjoy strong grocery growth
Global grocery markets are forecast to generate an additional US$1.9tr by 2023, with Asia leading the way
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ArticleSouth African finance scheme unveiled
Hortfin brings together the South African deciduous fruit industry, the Jobs Fund and Land Bank
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ArticleCapespan strengthens food safety promise
Exporter's domestic marketing operation receives certification
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ArticleNamibian packing initiatives gain ground
The table grape industry's efforts to become more cost effective are bearing fruit
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ArticleFlowering up South Africa's offering
Innovative export idea sees South African group supplying key restaurants with edible flowers
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ArticleCGA outlines citrus issues
The realities of growth in citrus production in South Africa are starting to sink in
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ArticleBBC unveils new flexible filling system
CURO-2 can pack small volumes of different grade fruit simultaneously
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ArticleEvrosad eases pressure out east
Expanding into the Middle East, Africa and Asia appears the right strategy for Slovenia’s leading apple exporter
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ArticleSouth Africans establish ‘Fruit Desk’
Recent international and local developments in South Africa will bring new challenges
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ArticlePanalpina invests in Kenya cold storage
The forwarding and logistics firm sees export opportunity for fresh fruit, vegetables, and flowers
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ArticleNovo Fruit Packers recognised
Capespan-owned group lands prestigious award for its water supply project
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ArticleSan Miguel funds expansion plans
The company arranges US$100m in medium-term financing from IDB Invest, IFC and Rabobank
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ArticleUSDA unveils export programme
In a bid to increase US opportunities, a series of trade missions have been planned for 2019
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ArticleEU slammed for ‘unflinching bureaucratic coldness’
EU digs in heels and, according to South Africans, remains aggressively protectionist on CBS despite SA Citrus efforts
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ArticleEosta's living wage focus
Research pilot leads to a better understanding and a practical approach to address living wage issue, Dutch group says
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ArticleCitrus growers wave goodbye to 2018
The South African citrus industry set another record as it exceeds all seasonal expectations
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ArticleLate grape crops to affect pre-Christmas supply
The Orange River table grape crop is about two weeks later than normal, while Namibia is lagging by one week