All Africa articles – Page 69
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ArticleSetting the record straight on EPA
Whether we live in a post truth era or call it fake news, the South African citrus industry does not like it
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ArticleCompetition law ‘blocking fair pay for banana workers'
Fairtrade Foundation calls on CMA to allow UK retailers and suppliers to work together to tackle low wages and farm-gate prices in bananas
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ArticleSouth Africa expects modest topfruit growth
No fireworks but a good, steady crop for South African apples and pears is anticipated for 2019
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South African topfruit down in 2018
New season hopes for the country's apples and pears after tough 2018 season
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ArticleHortfin appoints new CEO
South African fruit and wine sector fund to promote the position of entrepreneurs has appointed Michael Brinkhuis
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ArticleMinister reassures RSA farmers on land
Country's minister of agriculture tells South African farmers not to worry about the seizure of productive farms
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ArticleBranding key to topfruit success
A leading South African marketer says apple and pear success is built on year-round supply and building a brand
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ArticleMid-season brings change in fortunes
Crops improve for South African stonefruit growers in the mid- to late-season
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ArticleSCSA honours founder van der Merwe
Summer Citrus from South Africa mourns the loss of the late Gerrit van der Merwe
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ArticleGrapes are stable… for now
In South Africa, SATI sticks to its initial export estimate despite difficult trading conditions.
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ArticleFresh ideas to the fore in Berlin
Packed with insight and inspiration, Fruitnet World of Fresh Ideas is the best way to start your visit to Fruit Logistica
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ArticleColeacp continues Sierra Leone support
Following a mission to Sierra Leone last year, Coleacp is helping to develop the country’s produce sector, including the training of technical managers
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ArticleValencia citrus industry fights back
Proposals include the creation of a new Brussels lobby group, trade missions, and financial support for growers
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ArticleShock at citrus leader's sudden passing
Tributes pour in for Gerrit van der Merwe, the Western Cape citrus grower, who passed away last week
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ArticleProtectionism 'not the solution'
South Africans say protectionism is not the solution for Spain's early season woes
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ArticleRSA expresses US citrus concern
Industry says US should publish new wider access rules as a matter of urgency
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ArticleOrange River harvest in full swing
South Africa’s biggest early season table grape region bounces back after late start, with normal weekly volumes now being shipped
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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