All articles by Fred Meintjes – Page 37
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ArticleWater prospects improve
Fresh produce growers in South Africa are generally looking forward to better prospects in the new season
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ArticleLandmark year for RSA Fujis
Branded as Fuji Royal, significant numbers of the new, truly South African strains will be planted this year
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ArticleBoris adds to RSA uncertainty
South Africans feel the ‘Boris factor’ is adding to greater Brexit uncertainty
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ArticleTango's bee claim creates a buzz
Ruling by South Africa's Advertising Regulatory Board finds Tango’s claim as ‘bee-friendly to be misleading
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ArticleTransportation changes delayed again
It is likely that decision on altering regulations for the transportation of Hi Cube containers in South Africa will be postponed
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ArticleTrade issues create challenges
Dealing with external trade factors will be great challenge for South African grape growers this season
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Article'Nude' produce proves a hit
An Initiative by South African retailer Pick 'n Pay to reduce plastics is reported to be great success
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ArticleSouth African stand off
Employee protests and aging infrastructure having serious effects on South Africa’s imports and exports, with the citrus industry likely to be hardest hit
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ArticleRamifications of Ramaphosa’s comments
Will some perhaps ill-advised comments by the South African president harm the citrus trade between SA and the USA?
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ArticleIndustrial action hits citrus exports
Action at container terminals in Durban and at Ngqura are affecting South Africa's export operations
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ArticleKenya avo euphoria subsides
New deal with China is proving much tougher to implement than it originally seemed
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ArticleMixed Sharon fruit season winds down
The South African Sharon fruit season did not live up to its early promise
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ArticleSouth Africa welcomes China success
South African citrus industry celebrates the arrival of the first of a series of breakbulk shipments to China
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ArticleSeedless lemon search
The hunt for quality seedless lemon varieties in South Africa has been a long and exhausting one
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ArticleCan Flying Swans get off the ground?
Will a Dutch consortium succeed in coming to the rescue of South Africa's embattled citrus industry?
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ArticleRSA topfruit sector cuts greenhouse gas emissions
Industry has been working to reduce the environmental cost of fruit production
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ArticleBerry growth in South Africa
South Africa’s berry business is fast growing, but it will take many years before the country can really make an impact on the world’s markets
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ArticleSouth African stonefruit can rebound
Good rains this winter may well help South African stonefruit growers to bounce back
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ArticlePlum season ends, hard work begins
There is much to contemplate for South African plum growers in the off-season after a disappointing campaign
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ArticleDutoit Group backs club varieties
Club varieties play an important role in the search for greater profitability