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Western Cape Premier Alan Winde is concerned about year-end budget cuts affecting service delivery, exacerbated by population growth and hits to frontline services...

São Francisco Valley grape and mango exports expected to grow 25%

The Import and Export Sectors of Sri Lanka, which comprise the critical and crucial economic segments of Sri Lanka and which contribute to the country’s overall commercial activities, have been seriously affected by the recent action of the Minister of Ports and Shipping by introducing and implementing the gazette No.2321/62. The new gazette annulling the...

Supermarkets experiencing issues sourcing produce grown in southern Spain and north Africa due to poor weather.

AN unseasonable winter mixture of mild temperatures followed by cold weather have caused vegetable production to fall in Spain. Almeria, which accounts

Shortage of vegetables in Almeria due to the cold

Throughout northern and western Europe, vegetable producers are considering not planting crops due to the financial effects from Europe's energy crisis

Throughout northern and western Europe, vegetable producers are considering not planting crops due to the financial effects from Europe's energy crisis

Ghana’s vegetable exports to Europe and the Americas have shrunk from 36 different types of variety to only eight.

Ghana vegetable exporters target $7 mln in revenue by end of 2022