All posts tagged "South Africa"
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71Wheat News in EnglishGrain SA Rejects Wheat Tariff Decision: ‘SA Cannot Afford to Lose Its Wheat Producers’
Grain SA criticized South Africa’s decision to keep the wheat reference price at US$279/ton and reject tariff reforms, arguing it ignores rising...
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94Maize News in EnglishVietnam is back buying South African maize in a big way
Vietnam has emerged as the main buyer of South African maize, taking 88% of last week’s 127,182-tonne exports. South Africa expects maize...
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124Maize News in EnglishSouth Africa’s Record Maize Harvest Sparks Export Boom Across Africa
South Africa is forecast to harvest a record 17.06 million tonnes of maize in 2026, creating an export surplus of about 5...
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86Wheat News in EnglishSouth Africa’s wheat plantings could fall to their lowest level in 12 seasons
South African wheat farmers face rising fertilizer and fuel costs alongside weak global wheat prices, reducing profitability. Wheat plantings are expected to...
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139Sugar News in EnglishSouth Africa : Optimism as sugar season gets under way
Grower-led initiative GrowerCo seeks to rescue Tongaat Hulett from liquidation by making farmers equity partners. The plan could preserve thousands of jobs,...
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129Maize News in EnglishSouth Africa resumes major maize exports as record harvest boosts outlook
South Africa’s South Africa Maydon Wharf Agribulk Terminal in Durban loaded its first maize export vessel since 2023, shipping 40,000 tonnes to...
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160Maize News in EnglishSouth Africa targets 3M tonnes in maize exports for 2026/2027
South Africa expects maize exports to rise 50% to 3 million tonnes in 2026/27 due to strong production, large surplus stocks and...
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115Maize News in EnglishSouth Africa’s 2026 maize harvest seen 2.5% higher than last year
South Africa is expected to harvest 17.06 million metric tons of maize in the 2025/26 season, up 2.5% from the previous year,...
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137Sugar News in EnglishCheap sugar imports dog SA industry, dimming strong start to milling season
South Africa’s 2026/27 sugar season began strongly, with cane deliveries rising 48% year-on-year, but cheap imports from Brazil, Thailand and India continue...
