The South African fruit industry is excited about a new apple variety, Ruby Mathilda, that has joined the Pink Lady brand family.

As more Chinese want healthier food, Westfalia Fruit has made a significant breakthrough in their export of South African avos to China.

A Western Cape company has signed a R300 million deal to export chicken feet to China. This will create 3 000 new jobs.

A French container ship has lost 44 containers at sea due to extreme weather conditions off the Cape coast.

A major food distributor has sought a South African partner to trial Southern Hemisphere-production of a special Japanese-bred apple.

South Africa’s 2024 citrus season is off to a strong start, in particular the exporting of naartjies and oranges to the United States.

South Africa’s blueberry industry anticipates a 10% growth in international exports as it gears up for the 2024 season.

South Africa’s famous avocados are going East, signalling a significant opportunity for the country’s avocado industry.

A major fruit body in South Africa is looking to ignite and satisfy the winter stonefruit demand in the US.

A company based in Christchurch, New Zealand is once again having to expand its production of biltong to meet an ever-increasing demand.

Navigating the global market has become more accessible for local businesses, thanks to streamlined export opportunities.

Several African countries, including Kenya, Egypt, Zimbabwe, Nigeria, Ghana, and Zambia, are currently facing shortages of US dollars.

Since the beginning of 2022, South Africa has exported more than 2.5 million boxes of apples and pears to India.

South Africa’s coal exports have been considered a sunset industry for some time. But is the pandemic hastening this decline?

Despite relaxed regulations on wine export, industry leaders are still desperately concerned about the future of South African winemaking

Prices are falling in Asia, which accounts for 25% of South Africa’s agricultural exports. Demand for farming products could deteriorate soon too.

The NSPCA allege that the sheep will undergo immense suffering on their voyage to the Middle East