All articles by Fred Meintjes – Page 44
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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
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ArticleSouth Africa expects India export boost
A change in the regulations for South African fruit imports into India will boost exports
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ArticleCelina pear offers enormous potential
Promise of two years ago confirmed by first harvest of blushed pear Celina in South Africa
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ArticleContainer dispute comes to a head
Unless sense prevails over High Cube ISO containers the South African fruit export industry faces an uphill road battle
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ArticleSouth Africa land debate goes on
The country's fruit sector is ready to get involved in the 'expropriation without compensation' discussion
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ArticleSouth African avo market on the up
The domestic market will get its fair share of avocados this season as exciting growth is predicted
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ArticleDifficult RSA stonefruit season ends
Plum harvest in Cape ends with little sign of rain to end the drought
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AnalysisIs the sky the limit for South Africa?
The South African fruit export industry is facing a number of challenges beyond its control, but if things fall into line, the sector is set for further growth
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ArticleGame-on for South African Sharon fruit
The new South African Sharon Fruit season has started, with volumes expected to soar 36 per cent
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ArticleGreenyard buys 49 per cent of Mor International
Israel-based exotics group will enhance supply of products like avocados, mangoes, persimmons and pomegranates
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ArticleSATI chairman loses life after accident
Michael Laubscher, 40, who was also chief executive of Exsa, was injured in a motorcycle accident earlier this month
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ArticleSouth Africa rediscovers apple heritage
Trees made from cuttings of first apple tree recorded in South Africa have been returned to the country
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ArticleSA expects record citrus export crop
Southern Africa’s first citrus export forecast of 2018 points to another record volume, despite the drought in some regions
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ArticleTru-Cape updates on drought impact
Company says its 2018 apple and pear crop will be affected by hail, drought and high temperatures
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ArticleNew man in at SAPO
Former PPECB executive Shawn Coetzee appointed to SA Plant Improvement Trust
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ArticleSouth Africa anticipates excellent avo crop
Promise of a great South African avocado season with volumes expected to grow by over 60 per cent
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ArticleRSA listeriosis outbreak traced to meat
Relief for South African deciduous fruit growers as source of deadly contamination found