Carolize Jansen

Civil unrest and brutal police oppression in Mozambique are keeping South African coal, chrome and magnetite from being loaded onto vessels from the Matola Cargo terminal in the port of Maputo.

A South African mango farmer is furious at unripe Tommy Atkins mangoes sold last week at the Joburg Market as class 1 fruit, after being initially rejected on grounds of immaturity on the first of November.

For the past nineteen years Namibia has been assessing availability of certain fruit and vegetables every month to determine whether the country has enough and whether imports are needed. Right: Proudly Namibian fresh produceI…

The Agricultural Produce Agent Council, APAC, has investigated a complaint against the agent representing a consignment of mangoes initially suspended

"It looks like we could get two, perhaps three vessels to Europe before 17 December," says Francois Myburgh of Bet-El Fruit.

Investment capital is holding back Zimbabwe from getting to their goal of 30,000 metric tonnes of blueberries grown by 2023, remarks Linda Nielsen, the CEO of the Horticultural Development Council.

Supplying fifty lines of baby vegetables, leafy greens and herbs to many of South Africa's retailers has been good training ground for what Glamourveg packhouse plans to do next. "We are very…

Ten years ago Angola introduced an import tax of 50% on fresh imports and the next year followed one of the three biggest declines in the price of crude oil since World War II, according to the World Bank.

Ten years ago Angola introduced an import tax of 50% on fresh imports and the next year followed one of the three biggest declines in the price of crude oil since World War II, according to…

Francois Fourie believes in precision agriculture: he applies the principles himself in growing vegetables (and this season fruit too) while his