All Africa articles – Page 54
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ArticleSATI's China plans get thumbs up
Plans to extend presence of South Africa’s table grapes in China are underway
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ArticleACP urges EU banana backing
Banana exporters call on EU not to cut tariffs on Latin American imports any lower than the incoming rate
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ArticleRaisins South Africa launches UK campaign
Marketing body aims to highlight benefits to health, workers and environment of buying raisins from the country
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ArticleHalls plots steady course for growth
Tracey Davies looks back on an eventful first year as CEO and outlines the company’s future expansion plans
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ArticleRSA citrus welcomes trade deal
The country's citrus industry has a warm welcome for the new UK-South Africa trade agreement
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ArticleNew Brexit deal welcomed by South Africans
Fresh trade deal agreed just in time for the start of the new South African export season
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ArticleSouth African grapes bound for Vietnam
South African-based company in2fruit has announced a deal to send table grapes to Vietnam for the first time
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ArticleMorocco gets Swiss transport support
A memorandum of understanding has been signed between Morocco and Switzerland to improve the former’s road and rail infrastructure
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ArticleCitrus export decline confirmed
Final South African citrus forecast shows mixed bag across different categories
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ArticleNairobi looks to shore up trade with UK
Kenya lobbies for more investment from Britain as assurances are given that duty-free horticultural trade will continue after Brexit
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ArticleRepeating tomato success with avocados
The kings of tomatoes in South Africa are now repeating the performance with avocados
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ArticleSouth African avos confident on Japan
Recent visit of president Ramaphosa to Japan is thought to have had a positive impact ahead of the new season
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ArticleSouth Africa tops macadamia league
Macadamia production in the northern areas of South Africa is expanding, with the country leading the world in exports
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ArticleRSA citrus argues its case in Tokyo
Making a call to Japan, South African citrus put forward its case during bilateral talks with the country
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ArticleBerryWorld SA forecasts big blueberry crop
BerryWorld predicts nearly double the number of blueberries compared to 2018 with exports going to Asia and the UK
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ArticleProgress in use of rail transport
Growth in production in Southern Africa’s northern and north-eastern citrus regions will pose challenges for transport
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ArticleCosta on target after challenging first half
Costa's first-half 2019 earnings dip following range of challenges, but company confident of improvement in performance
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ArticleSouth African blues target China
Access to the country will boost job creation on South African berry farms
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ArticleWater prospects improve
Fresh produce growers in South Africa are generally looking forward to better prospects in the new season
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ArticleLandmark year for RSA Fujis
Branded as Fuji Royal, significant numbers of the new, truly South African strains will be planted this year