All Africa articles – Page 79
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ArticleRSA grape exports underway
Growers in the northern region of South Africa have started packing their first grapes of the new season
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ArticleMadagascar shows off Horeb system
Madagascan lychee exporters were in France and Belgium last month to present their sustainable growing practices to prospective European buyers
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ArticleEurope focus for Fruit Brothers
Serbia is one of the European markets that Ghana's Fruit Brothers is exploring as it seeks to build up its business in Europe for pineapples and mangoes
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ArticleZespri chairman Peter McBride to retire
The Zespri International board will welcome a new chairman in February next year
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ArticleEfforts multiply to address water woes
The effects of climate change are already apparent to farmers worldwide, whose efforts to overcome water scarcity to feed a growing population are a defining struggle of our time
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ArticleSouth African lemon growth confirmed
In a year of record South African citrus exports across all categories, lemons did not disappoint
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ArticleAvos highlighted as economic strongpoint
With corruption and debt worrying South Africans, the industry can take solace in government support for high-value exports
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ArticleSoloberry unveils North African alliance
Berry supplier announces strategic alliance for strawberry supply with Morocco’s iBerry and Egypt’s Korra Agri at Fruit Attraction
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ArticleHigher hopes for RSA stonefruit
A normal crop has been forecast for the 2018/19 campaign after last year's challenging season
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ArticleSouth Africa looks to bolster trade in Europe
This week’s Fruit Attraction in Spain offers opportunities for South African produce companies to boost their export business
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ArticleLeading the grapefruit world
Southern Africa is now just about the world’s only major grapefruit exporter
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ArticleBrazilian mangoes lengthen RSA season
Early South African market offers an opportunity for Brazilian mango exports
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ArticleSATI releases first 2018/19 forecast
Table grape industry says South African crop could reach 70m cartons this year
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ArticleRocha pears step out on streets of Paris
New campaign looks to raise awareness of premium variety as demand in export markets continues to grow
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ArticleKenya-China trade agreement expected
Horticulture reported likely to benefit from trade deals set to be signed next month in Shanghai
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ArticleGPG secures major strawberry deal with UC Davis
Global Plant Genetics will work to bring new varieties to market in Europe, the Mediterranean and South America
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ArticleHortfin Fund helps RSA entrepreneurs
Efforts to open up more opportunities for entrepreneurs in the South African fruit and wine sectors are being stepped up with the launch of the Hortfin Fund
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ArticleLiam Fox tries to reassure farmers over food standards
International trade secretary stresses importance of high food standards after Brexit amid ongoing concerns they could slip in free trade deals
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ArticleDole launches new brand visual
The company says it hopes to connect consumers more thoughtfully with its nature-inspired evolution