All articles by Fred Meintjes – Page 30
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ArticleSIZA makes GlobalGAP breakthrough
South African Environmental Standard now linked with GlobalGAP Platforms
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ArticleWorld Citrus Organization meets in Berlin
Association is formalised in Berlin and says it is determined to claw back market share from other categories
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ArticleSouth African grape forecast down
SATI's third crop projection hints at lower South African table grape crop
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ArticleSadness at death of Hardy Sader-Diers
Leading light of the international insurance business passes away in Germany
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ArticleRain hits Hex River grape packing
Growers delay table grape packing due to summer rain over the weekend
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ArticleNew appointments at TopFruit
South African cultivar development company TopFruit brings in key personnel as it focuses on future growth
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ArticleNew season, new apples
New range of apples with low chilling requirements set to make impact on South African market
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ArticleRain brings mixed fortunes
Cape growers see silver lining in weekend rains, also some areas will see disruption as a result
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ArticleGrape expectations scaled back
There are interesting distribution trends for South African table grapes as forecast dips slightly
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ArticleChallenges ahead for RSA citrus
Southern African citrus sources forecast headwinds ahead of the 2020 season
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ArticleStrong start to RSA table grape season
South Africa’s table grape season has begun with a significant increase in exports heading to Asia, a trend that’s anticipated to continue growing
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ArticleSATI reduces forecast
South African Table Grape Industry cuts estimate as rain hits north of the country
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ArticleTawny makes its mark in South Africa
Tawny Seedless has overtaken Flame Seedless as leading early season red seedless in South Africa
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ArticleRelief as electricity issues ease
South African fresh produce industry boosted as government promises stable electricity supply until start of 2020
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ArticleCapespan Namibia in world first
Group achieves BRC certification for its table grape field packing operations
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ArticleFruit industry powering down
Table grape exporters and fruit growers in the Cape severely hampered by ongoing South African electricity interruptions
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ArticleGrapefruit yet to show its hand
Export volume disappointing in 2019 after some promise of growth during the previous years
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ArticleGrapes showing new export patterns
SATI's December forecast shows a rise in South African table grape exports compared to last year
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ArticleSouth African transport legislation kicked down the road
There is further relief for the South African fruit sector as the introduction of new transport law is postponed yet again
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ArticleMore countries aim to join WCO
Seven additional citrus-producing countries are set to join the World Citrus Organisation