All Africa articles – Page 67
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ArticleAnother RSA fruit leader passes
Former Dutoit Group chairperson Jan-Linde du Toit has passed away at the age of 83 years
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ArticleCapespan cracks down on IP 'theft'
The South African company has revealed it won a major legal case against five of its former employees last month
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ArticleGerald Gant takes Capespan role
Former Dole man takes the position of commodity executive for citrus
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VideoVideo: Choppy waters ahead for container lines
Former Maersk executive Thomas Eskesen says he sees massive growth potential in China but challenges too
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ArticleLGS enjoys W Murcott momentum
Quality of Moroccan mandarin variety is said to be high and volumes plentiful at the US importer
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ArticleSRCC loses key member
Erik Stroebel is moving to New Zealand in what is a loss for the SRCC executive team
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ArticleNew windows force Hex hands
Competitive supplies early and late in the season are leading to different strategies in the Hex River Valley
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VideoVideo: San Miguel rises to global challenge
No longer just an Argentine citrus supplier, the group is expanding into Peru, Uruguay and South Africa, with avocados and grapes
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ArticleCeres makes apple breakthrough
Improved Gala and Fuji strains hold promise for South African topfruit industry
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ArticleFresh produce focus for TLG
New logistics group geared to maintain and expand fresh produce services
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VideoVideo: Soloberry lifts curtain on new berry brands
Head of brand and communications Rachel Montague-Ebbs says new brands will help develop the supplier’s identity and story in Europe
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ArticleCosta Group opens Moroccan berry facility
Multi-million dollar operation set to handle up to 12,000 tonnes of blueberries per year
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ArticleWAPA 'must improve statistical accuracy'
New WAPA chairman Nicholas Dicey wants to improve international apple and pear statistics
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ArticleHoekstra brand proves its worth
Established during South Africa’s regulated era, Aat Hoekstra’s brand still works its magic today.
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ArticleTough markets worry South Africans
Early table grape regions have completed their packing but in the markets things are far from over
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ArticleReport raises new glyphosate fears
People with high exposure to chemical significantly more likely to develop non-Hodgkin lymphoma, researchers find
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ArticleSHAFFE elects new leadership
South Africa will occupy the presidency and Chile will be vice-president of the association for the next two years
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ArticleNew global cherry entity created
Body to focus on promoting consumption through self-funded marketing campaigns
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ArticleSolid outlook for SH apple season
WAPA points to increase in overall production volumes, with Chile continuing to lead the way
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VideoVideo: Saving the world's banana supply
Professor Gert Kema talks about the progress being made to protect commercial banana crops from the threat of disease