All South Africa articles – Page 79
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ArticleVarietal development fuels AMC’s US growth
The coming years will see a raft of new offerings in citrus and grapes that look set to bolster the company’s position in the North American market
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ArticleRSA citrus exports celebrate US milestone
South Africa’s exports of citrus to the US have increased dramatically since the programme began 15 years ago
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ArticleRSA citrus shippers braced for squeeze
Despite robust global demand for lemons and a good quality grapefruit crop, uncertainty over the EU and Russian markets is troubling exporters
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ArticleSharonfruit season begins in RSA
South Africa is getting ready to ship its first fruit of the 2014 campaign, with promises of a good crop
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ArticleAMC unit takes charge of grape varieties
SNFL acquires exclusive licence to grow Sheehan series in Namibia and South Africa, with plans to grow more for Europe and Far East
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ArticleThe long road to ethical trade
South Africa’s ethical trade programme is reminiscent of the Mandela legacy and has potential to transform difficult labour relations in the fruit industry
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ArticleFairtrade sales benefit citrus workers
Employees at one of South Africa’s best knows citrus estates are benefiting from an innovative sales programme in the US
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ArticleRSA expects healthy avocado crop
Despite forecast of the country's largest export crop, SAAGA insists the European market will not be oversupplied
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ArticleCapespan reflects on top export year
Group announces strong trading results for 2013, following a generally excellent year for South African fruit exports
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ArticleHail more than halves exports
South African top fruit growers were not insured for latest estimated loss of 2.5m cartons of hail-stricken crops
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ArticleRSA grapes head into late season
South African table grape exports run about 5m cartons short of last year, and the season may end early
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ArticleBlog: A sunny, blowy laundry utopia
FPJ's Nina Pullman is spending the week in South Africa visiting fruit producers with a number of other food writers and bloggers. Here she gives an account of her first day in Cape Town
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ArticleRSA citrus could face EU ban in 2014
EFSA report recommends that EU authorities enforce existing measures aimed at preventing spread of black spot
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ArticleClock ticks down to Black Spot verdict
Time is ticking down to the EFSA decision on Citrus Black Spot, but final clarity may take some time
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ArticleDutoit and Mr Apple sign up to grow Opal
Deal with South African and New Zealand exporters puts new apple variety on course to be supplied year-round
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ArticleStrong demand for big SH apples
Dutch importer suggests New Zealand could enjoy good pricing while Chile turns out larger crop of smaller fruit
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ArticleBayWa set to invest in Latin America
Company prepared to back NZ subsidiary Turners & Growers' new strategy by securing additional fruit supply
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ArticleVan Nes takes charge at Hagé
Director Eric Lagerweij no longer with The Greenery's import arm following string of departures
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ArticleCitrus deal in flux as supply lines shift
Number of factors affecting Uruguay, Peru, Argentina, South Africa and Morocco set to influence global citrus market
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ArticleCitrus exporters await EFSA report
South African citrus industry expecting pest risk assessment findings to be published in third week of February