All articles by Fred Meintjes – Page 38
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ArticleSeedless lemon brand hits shelves
A strong new brand for seedless lemons is about to emerge in South Africa
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ArticleTransport minister here, there and everywhere
As Fikile Mbalula takes over at South Africa's Ministry of Transport, his first job is to bring calm to the country’s ports
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ArticleRSA industry will "welcome" new cabinet
Thoko Didiza makes a welcome return to agriculture a part of Cyril Ramaphosa's cabinet
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ArticleNew book highlights rise of RSA grape industry
The South African table grape business is expanding rapidly with it being one of the leaders in planting trade-marked varieties
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ArticleBranding changes the fresh produce game
It would appear that success in fresh produce marketing requires more than just good quality and smooth logistics
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ArticleSATI reflects on the season
Commitment to increasing market access as SATI looks back on the 2019 South African table grape season
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ArticleCautious approach for RSA citrus to Bangladesh
Events towards the end of last year have tempered expectations for the new South African citrus season
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ArticleDurban loads second China/Japan vessel
Breakbulk shipments of citrus from South Africa to the east gather pace
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ArticleRamaphosa victory overshadowed
ANC victory in South Africa has been soured by the killing of fruit farmer
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ArticleUS ready for South African citrus
Summer citrus time starts again in the US, with the first clementines set to arrive from South Africa
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ArticleEyes on India
It will take new strategies if South African citrus exporters want to make the most of the Indian market
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ArticleRSA makes break-bulk history
South Africa's first-ever break-bulk reefer-citrus shipments to China are due to set sail from Durban this week
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AnalysisWhat happens next in South Africa?
South Africans go to the polls next week in perhaps the most important election since 1994
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ArticleSharon Fruit fills exotic niche
Celebrating 21 years in South Africa, the product has found a unique place as part of the exotic offering to consumers
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ArticleRSA citrus sees hard brexit benefit
For many South Africans making sense of Brexit remains a problem
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ArticleSouth Africa’s fruit heritage preserved
A rare apple from the Netherlands has been replanted in the Company’s Garden in Cape Town
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ArticleA question of access
New South African citrus season due to kick off in the US amidst access questions
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ArticleMaputo opens door to Middle East
New direct shipping link between the port and the Middle East is an important development for the South African citrus industry
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ArticleRamaphosa rules out SA land grab
President addresses farming community in Stellenbosch to insist land reforms will all be constitutional and within the law
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ArticleTable grape exports wind down
The 2019 table grape season is over, with early season expectations falling well short