All articles by Fred Meintjes – Page 40
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ArticleSmiles after the Summit?
Summits such as BRICS are usually the place where inter-governmental agreements on trade are signed
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ArticleDrought leads to huge losses
While dams do have more water at the Cape, the real cost of the recent drought is emerging
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ArticleGreater US access will take time
New deal mooted for South African citrus in the US could be quite some way off
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ArticleStefan Conradie appointed Exsa CEO
Current Fruitways commercial director will take up his new position in September this year
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ArticleSouth Africa considers water future
Workshop by leading UK importer considers initiatives measuring water sustainability risks in South Africa
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ArticleUSA takes in more RSA citrus
The new South African citrus season in the US will be boosted by the arrival of the first reefer vessels.
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ArticleWinning over the politicians?
The discussion on land in South Africa is moving to a new, critical stage
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ArticleSouth African citrus forecast rises
With around 25 per cent of the 2018 Southern African citrus crop shipped, industry leaders have increased their forecast
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ArticleRevenue 'solid' at Tru-Cape
Roelf Pienaar says that while demand is high, volumes are "substantially down" on 2017
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ArticleSouth Africa turns out good grape crop
Forecast of a drop in the South African table grape export crop has been confirmed, but the final outcome is better than expected
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ArticleUS widens RSA citrus access
Citrus from previously excluded areas of South Africa is on the brink of being admitted to the US
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ArticleBigbucks to arrive in a Flash
Bigbucks, the full-red Gala causing a stir in South Africa, has a new name
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ArticleOlifants River asks water questions
Unless more ways are found to store water in Olifants River the fruit and table grape sectors will suffer
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ArticleWorldwide Fruit leads water initiative
UK importer teams up with South African growers to host a unique workshop in the country to explore water vulnerability risk
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ArticleSRCC gears up for growth
Sunday’s River Citrus Company says it is determined to remain a leading player in the Far East in particular
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ArticleLittle cheer for RSA grape industry
The 2018 season turned out to be extremely difficult for South African table grapes
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ArticleTaiwan reopens for South African apples
The Asian nation's government has lifted a ban that has been in place since 2017
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ArticleSouth Africa gets taste for Sharon fruit
After a series of successful market promotions South African Sharon fruit is gaining traction in the domestic market
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ArticleNew rules boost RSA trade to Asia
Proposed import regulation changes in India and China bode well for South African fruit exports to Asia
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ArticleFanie Naude is new SATI chairman
Hex River table grape grower Fanie Naude is the new chairman of the South African table grape industry