Compounding matters on the growers’ side was a difficult season marked by challenging climate conditions.
WTO remains vigilant in light of potential setbacks, particularly the potential escalation of regional conflicts.
The Bibles cost less than $3 and are resold at $59.99, while signed copies go for as much as $1000.
It’s the latest wildlife treasure to leave the country’s shores following the sale of 63 giraffes.
Exports have bounced back significantly after last year’s 20% drop in production, and are on a steep rise in the Middle and Far East.
The UN has expressed concern about the escalation of military activity in the Black Sea.
The e-commerce transition is not confined to retail, with business-to-business volumes also growing.
Currently, electronic vehicles from China have a 10% tariff placed on units imported into the EU.
As the largest Southern Hemisphere supplier, SA has strong export prospects.
An aggressive vaccination campaign and quarantine measures are not making headway against foot-and-mouth disease in the Eastern Cape.
Exporters question port tariff increase proposals in the light of poor financial performance and a lack of action on port shortcomings.
Both domestic and export demand showed signs of improvement in September, with exports back on the expansionary side.
