All articles by Fred Meintjes – Page 34
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ArticleSouth Africa’s fruit industry reassures consumers
Hortgro ensures supply of fresh produce as consumption set to rise during coronavirus outbreak
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ArticleSouth Africa makes plastic progress
Work on reducing plastics in South African fresh produce industry is continuing
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ArticleRSA adjusts to Covid-19 measures
The South African fruit sector is adjusting to dramatic measures to cope with the Coronavirus
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ArticleRSA citrus industry expects record season
South African citrus exports are forecast to rise above 140m cartons this year
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ArticleGood season for Namibian grapes
The latest season suggests that Namibian table grapes are on the up once more
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ArticleCEO of Fruit South Africa steps down
Dr Konanani Liphadzi hands over the reins at Fruit South Africa
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ArticlePower problems persist in South Africa
Leading Western Cape topfruit packers demand uninterrupted electricity supply
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ArticleRSA hopeful of China pear deal
South Africa’s pear industry sees strong potential to develop market share for a range of its offerings in Asia
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ArticleLate season will determine grape success
Crucial weeks ahead in South African table grape harvest
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ArticleSATI postpones China promotion
Trading conditions in China are not currently conducive to proceeding with the first South African table grape campaign
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ArticlePort headaches for RSA citrus
The South African citrus sector wants to know how the government will resolve chaos at the country’s ports
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ArticleSouth African uncertainty over Coronavirus
Some grape shipments placed on hold, while fruit is clearing slowly in the port of Shanghai
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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