All South Africa articles – Page 94
-
ArticleCapespan's results good despite tough conditions
Capespan managing director has announced positive half-year results but warns that the rest of the year will be challenging
-
ArticleConfident Colors Fruit ready to grow
South African exporter Colors Fruit has reported it is ready to resume growth and sees tremendous potential for South African fruit in Asia
-
ArticleSouth African grape venture formed
Two leading South African groups have formed a joint marketing venture, named Suiderland/New Vision, and have received a license to market table grape varieties developed by Sun World International, the group's vice-president of InternationalLicensing Johan Jooste has announced.
-
ArticleUniveg creates MD headache for Capespan
Capespan to resume search for new UK boss after Alan Forrester is named joint managing director of Univeg's British division
-
ArticleSun World makes RSA grape move
Sun World International expands its South African grape marketing portfolio as New Vision and Suiderland sign licenses
-
ArticleSouthern Hemisphere predicts grape rise
Sendings from Peru and South Africa will grow significantly, while volume is projected to contract from Chile, Argentina and Brazil
-
ArticleSouth African fruit growers hit back at labour allegations
Human Rights Watch (HRW) has produced a damning report on labour conditions in the South African wine industry and has drawn growers in other sectors into a heated debate about the issue. Fred Meintjes reports from South Africa
-
ArticleEarly conclusion for Zeder's Capespan offer
Investment group Zeder says its formal offer to acquire control of the country's biggest exporter will end on 9 September
-
ArticleBidvest makes Capespan share offer
Johannesburg-based group offers R2.40 (€0.23) apiece for 50m Capespan shares, topping Zeder Investment's June bid
-
ArticleRSA trade questions labour report
Human Rights Watch investigation called into question by several leading members of the South African fruit industry
-
ArticleMore RSA citrus regions could gain US access
Citrus growers in the northern areas of South Africa are hopeful that they will soon be able to export their fruit to the United States
-
ArticlePackaging leader unbundles from Mondi
Leading South African packaging company Mondi Packaging lists on stock exchange under a new name, Mpact
-
ArticleCapespan South Africa director resigns
MD Wikus Hellman confirms intention to join Green Marketing, which supplies deciduous and citrus fruit to UK retailer Waitrose
-
ArticleRSA easy peelers in pest-free achievement
South African citrus industry achieves success in its false codling moth programme
-
ArticleRonan Lennon leaves Capespan role
Long standing managing director of Capespan International Ltd in the UK will leave the company in October
-
ArticleAntony Greenstein returns to Metspan
Well-known industry personality returns to take over the reins at Metspan and guide company through what is described as ambitious expansion in Asia
-
ArticleCitrus producers lament difficult season
When the worlds citrus producers met last week for their regular teleconference, there was little to be enthusiastic about
-
ArticleUS likely to see fewer RSA mandarins
US market will receive expected volume of South African Navels and Midknights this season but arrivals of late mandarins will decrease
-
ArticleAsda: growers 'must be more proactive'
Mike Newton of IP tells Global Table Grape Congress that "better understanding of the end consumer is needed"
-
ArticleRSA citrus season excites US
Four weeks into the South African summer citrus season and navellates will soon be on their way to the US