Tag: Agriculture
tralac Daily News
14 Mar 22 NewsDomestic, country-related news
Motor, agri industries urge govt to suspend fuel levy amid skyrocketing crude oil prices (Engineering News)
Industry organisations the Motor Indust...
South African lemon juice exports face American anti-dumping duties
07 Mar 22 BlogOn December 30, 2021, the United States International Trade Commission (USITC or I.T.C.) received a request from Ventura Coastal LLC, an American firm, to undertake an investigatio...
tralac Daily News
04 Mar 22 NewsCountry-related news
Poultry industry winning battle against unfair trade (Farmer’s Weekly)
The fight against unfair competition and illegal imports is starting to reap benefit...
tralac Daily News
25 Feb 22 NewsCountry-related news
Smuggling of Illegal Consignments of Clothing into South Africa Presents Ongoing Threat to the Viability of South Africa’s Clothing Industry (GlobeNewswire)...
tralac Daily News
24 Feb 22 NewsCountry-related news
SA’s agricultural exports hit a new record high (Cape Business News)
The need to improve logistics efficiency and curb the deterioration of infrastructure ...
tralac Daily News
03 Feb 22 NewsCountry-related news
Investment in SA a boost for economic sectors (IOL)
South Africa will this year continue with concerted efforts to attract new investments into the country t...
tralac Daily News
28 Jan 22 NewsCountry-related news
South Africa: Trade Liberalization In Africa And Arbitration Clauses In Cross-border Agreements (Mondaq)
The African Continental Free Trade Area or “AfCFTA...
Ambiguities about the WTO Farm Subsidies for Food Security Purposes
26 Nov 21 BlogThe WTO negotiations on Public Stockholding (PSH) for food security purposes is one of the highly contested topics in the agriculture negotiations. PSH programmes are instruments t...
tralac Daily News
24 Nov 21 NewsNational
SA companies scored deals worth millions at Intra-African Trade Fair-Rocha (The dtic)
Most of the more than 80 government-supported South African companies which sh...
Should farmers be worried about the “Methane Pledge”?
15 Nov 21 BlogShould farmers be worried about the COP “Methane Pledge” to reduce methane emissions by 30% before 2030?[1] There was real concern amongst them in the UK and Ireland, especiall...
tralac Daily News
10 Nov 21 NewsNational
Sugar cane growers call for sugar tax to be scrapped (Engineering News)
Industry association the South African Canegrowers has called on Finance Minister Enoch Godongwan...
tralac Daily News
05 Nov 21 NewsNational
SA Companies to Participate at Intra-African Trade Fair 2021 (the dtic)
More than 80 South African companies, supported by government, will have an opportunity to s...
tralac Webinar: Preparing for MC12 – Agriculture, Special and Differential Treatment, and Fisheries
02 Nov 21 EventThe Trade Law Centre (tralac) organised a webinar on 8 November 2021 focusing on specific developments related to negotiations at the World Trade Organisation (WTO) on Agriculture,...
Is a positive outcome on trade-distorting subsidies possible at the Twelfth Ministerial Conference (MC12)?
01 Nov 21 BlogAs the World Trade Organisation (WTO) is gearing up for the 12th Ministerial Conference (MC12) in November/December 2021, an outcome in the agriculture negotiations is high on the ...
tralac Daily News
29 Oct 21 NewsNational
SA’s divided food system saw producers, consumers lose out in lockdown – study (Eyewitness News)
New research shows how food producers and consumers lost out under t...
tralac Daily News
28 Oct 21 NewsNational
Gas key as South Africa transitions to clean energy (Engineering News)
Gas will be needed to help meet energy demand in South Africa during the necessary transition to c...
Protecting Geographical Indications in an African context: The South African Rooibos saga and its aftermath
21 Oct 21 PublicationsGeographical indications (GIs) are used to identify a good as originating in the territory of a specific country, or a region or locality in that country, where a given quality, re...
WTO fisheries negotiations – A few but tough issues to resolve ahead of November 2021 Ministerial Conference (MC12)
28 Sep 21 BlogThe World Trade Organisation (WTO) held a ministerial meeting on 15 July 2021 to discuss the progress of the fisheries subsidies negotiations. The discussions emphasised that the c...
tralac Daily News
24 Aug 21 NewsNational
New transport initiative aims to empower almost a thousand women (Engineering News)
A new initiative championed by the Commercial Transport Academy (CTA) will aim to emp...
Daily News
23 Aug 21 NewsNational
SA agri posts trade surplus in Q2 despite ongoing Covid challenges (Bizcommunity)
The results of both the first and second quarter of 2021 agriculture export performance...