Regulatory Policy & Safety

Pretoria rolls out aid measures, restarts trade talks, and seeks new markets as 30% duties take effect.

The government plans to advance projects that maximize the use of agricultural residues, slaughterhouse waste, and animal manure into biogas and organic fertilizer.

The inspectorate warns that misuse of pesticides could harm consumers, the environment, and trade prospects.

The “Pass on the Gift” approach is helping thousands of Rwandan households grow incomes, improve nutrition, and build stronger communities.

The horticulture industry called for urgent policy action to improve export competitiveness.

New accreditation scheme aims to support food safety, sustainable farming and international trade.

New animal health initiative links dairy farmers with vets and vaccine suppliers through e-voucher system.

Government renews focus on self-sufficiency, modern distribution systems, and export potential.

Crop science outlook steady as Bayer balances litigation costs and prepares for icafolin launch.

Better livestock care could help cut emissions, improve farmer incomes, and secure food supply, new study finds.