All articles by Fred Meintjes – Page 47
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ArticleRSA citrus exports "lower than predicted"
Volumes could be as much as 9 per cent lower than the previous year
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ArticleStargrow sees strategic future
Sustainability in supply of unique products and partnerships holds the key, the group believes
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ArticleWestern Cape launches climate strategy
High level recognition in the region of the devastating effect climate change can have on the agricultural sector
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ArticleRSA citrus on market development drive
With citrus production on the rise, finding markets with growth potential is a priority for the South African industry – and India is a key target
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ArticleRe:inc shows off new varieties
Leading international growers and marketers have attended a new apple and pear variety tasting in South Africa
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ArticleFirst RSA Sharon Fruit due in Europe
The first containers of the season will arrive in Europe, for what is shaping up to be an excellent season
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ArticleXtreme Int'l takes on the Tango
The number of South African Tango exporters increases as Xtreme International joins the party
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ArticleIndonesia tightens RSA export ties
Indonesia grants Country of Recognition status to 15 South African horticultural products
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ArticleTime to Tango
The University of California Riverside has been granted plant breeders’ rights in South Africa for the Tango mandarin
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ArticleRSA lemon ban 'not country-wide'
South Africa's voluntary diversion of organic lemons away from the EU does not apply to Western and Northern Capes
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ArticleLimoneira launches South Africa business
Limoneira has launched its South African business and partnered with Re:inc to form Real Citrus
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ArticleRSA lemon ban 'a diplomatic step'
Country's decision to stop its own organic lemon shipments to the EU was a gesture of goodwill, says special envoy
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ArticleRepeat performance for RSA avos
Weather setback will not affect South Africa's ability to supply markets, according to the country's avocado industry
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ArticleWeather hits RSA citrus volumes
Southern Africa will export less citrus fruit this year due to the ongoing drought in many regions, with real fears over the 2017 season
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ArticleDrought fails to dampen SA spirits
Despite many challenges, 2016 is shaping up to be a defining year for the South African top-fruit industry
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ArticleSA citrus exports set to fall
After a rapid rise in South African citrus over the past few years it is likely the country will export less fruit in 2016
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ArticleWild weather rattles South Africa
Northern citrus growers in South Africa battle with drought while nearby areas are devastated by floods
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ArticleChicken dinner? Citrus winner...
The arrival of US chickens in South African supermarkets have lifted the spirits of the Cape’s citrus sector
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ArticleRSA facing grape export drop
The country's table grape exports fall as the effect of the heat and drought begins to bite