Africa news archive – Page 77
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ArticleRussia adapts to new reality
Three years on from its ban on food imports from the EU and US, Russia’s independence is growing, as alternative sources are found and local production blooms
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ArticleChallenge for deciduous growers
Hortgro looks to address the deepening water crisis hitting fruit growers in the Cape region of South Africa
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ArticleG’s Fresh wins Heathrow travel grant
Company is one of 20 SMEs to win airport travel grant to help fund presence at global trade fairs such as Asia Fruit Logistica
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ArticleHalls helps deliver Swaziland avo first
First door-to-door export container of avocados from Swaziland to the UK is a success
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ArticleSouth Africa optimistic for post-Brexit trade
Some EU import tariffs likely to have been influenced by European production, says South African trade body as it eyes Brexit opportunities
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ArticleKenyan avo exporter to diversify into oil
Keitt Exporters is looking at how avocado oil could bring more value as trade restrictions with China continue to stall exports
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ArticleCape growers face anxious wait
In South Africa, the Western Cape’s water problems deepen as winter rains fail to bring sufficient relief
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ArticleShifting supply lines in the global fruit trade
Chain reaction: Ole Schack Petersen comments on the latest trends in the international fresh produce business
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ArticleKeeping supply in touch with demand
Ole Schack Petersen of LCL and Broom Group discusses global produce trends and the rising importance of Asia
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ArticleAvocado shortages likely in Europe
With global avocado suppliers struggling to keep up with the rapidly increasing demand from Europe, market shortages appear inevitable in the future
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ArticleMaersk Line opens up NCR market
Shipping group enables first ever import of fresh fruits into India's National Capital Region
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ArticleLemon growers ponder future
Challenges ahead for South African lemon growers as price boom seems to come to an end
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ArticleMajor table grape plantings in RSA's late regions
Growers team up to develop two farms at Brandwacht, supported by what will be one of the country’s largest packhouses
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ArticleChinese inspectors visit Zimbabwe
Citrus trade the subject of quarantine delegation’s recent visit to African nation
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ArticleTunisia promotes investment and organics
In the absence of their main export market in war-torn Libya, Tunisia’s exporters are seeking alternative markets, with many pointing to the potential of the organic sector
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ArticleTango hits South African shelves
The long wait for the appearance of the new mandarin Tango in the country's supermarkets is over
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ArticleFrosts slash EU apple forecast
Growers hopeful that a sharp fall in Northern Hemisphere production will lead to a more balanced market
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ArticleBigbucks meets early expectations
New Gala apple strain delivers a better than promised percentage pack-out in South Africa
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ArticleCape growers face difficult times
Drought conditions means the agricultural industry is battling with the surrounding population for water supplies
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Article'Brexit could harm trade with Africa', expert warns
African exporters could lose out to rival markets, researcher warns, with developing countries at risk of losing preferential access to UK market