Trade & Markets Updates
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South Africa restarts foot-and-mouth vaccine production after two decades
While the resumption of local vaccine manufacturing marks a turning point, South Africa’s production capacity will initially remain limited.
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Italian agrifood firms partner with African companies to grow fruit, vegetable value chains
New network links ten companies to support supply chains, training, and pilot projects across sub-Saharan Africa.
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Nature’s Miracle appoints Dr. Jinlong Frank Du as President of Agricultural Business
The U.S. based CEA firm names an industry veteran to lead its agriculture unit and push revenue growth in 2026.
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Kenya Flower Council holds EPR talks with KEPRO amid global approval by SSCI
Talks in Nairobi focus on waste rules, cooperation, and a separate global approval that boosts trust in Kenya’s flower exports.
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Tripura records sharp rise in flower cultivation as farmers turn blooms into income
The northeastern Indian state has expanded flower acreage more than fourfold in seven years, with growing interest from export markets in Europe and North America.
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Australian vegetable growers face rising costs across fertilizer, fuel, and energy
High input costs, inflation, and global uncertainty continue to strain Australian vegetable growers at the start of 2026.
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Côte d’Ivoire cuts minimum cashew price for 2026 season
Government says move responds to global market shifts while farmers raise concerns.
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Mozambique, UAE agree to expand farm and environment cooperation
Leaders say the partnership will link food production, water control, and digital tools while keeping environmental care in focus.
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US-India trade deal could remove tariffs on American fruits
The agreement may eliminate Indian tariffs on US nuts, fruits, and vegetables, potentially boosting trade.
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AGOA extension welcomed but tariffs still weigh on South African fruit exports
South African fruit groups welcome a one year extension of AGOA but say existing US tariffs continue to limit trade gains.