Exports & Imports

Meeting brings together key players to align new standards with export realities.

The new protocol opens doors for peaches, plums, apricots, nectarines, and prunes as South Africa deepens agricultural ties with China.

Trade Minister Parks Tau says talks are progressing as both sides seek a fair deal to protect jobs and exports.

The Agriculture and Food Authority (AFA) says the suspension aims to safeguard standards and support the next harvest cycle.

Talks with key markets aim to restore competitiveness after sharp export decline

Producers face smaller harvests, rising costs, and trade uncertainty across major regions.

Experts share insights on technology, trade, and changing consumer habits at the International Blueberry Congress 2025.

The expiry of AGOA and a new 30% tariff threaten South Africa’s agricultural exports, hitting fruit juice and nuts hardest.

The Fresh Produce Consortium of Kenya has opened a new academy in Murang’a to train farmers and improve the country’s horticultural exports.

Pretoria seeks to safeguard exports while opening new doors in China