Southern Africa
SA Table Grapes Considered a Healthy Industry that will Continue to Prosper
PMA SA chairperson, Trevor Dukes, looks at 2021 with confidence and optimism as a year to expand our global fresh produce and floral communities to grow a healthier world.
"With powerful words such as fresh, health, essential, purpose, and future that are all linked to our industry, one cannot help but get excited about what 2021 has to offer,” says Dukes.
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More >Zambia: A New Gateway for Fresh Produce Trade Into Africa
The fresh produce industry in Zambia brims with opportunities for the development of modern fresh produce markets that can also stimulate cross-border trade-flow in the entire region. Investments into the new fresh fruit and vegetable markets in the country can act as a re-export hub for supply to Zambia’s neighbours.
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