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Agri Trends- Grain,Oilseeds and Fibre- South Africa

Agri Trends- Grain,Oilseeds and Fibre- South Africa

20 November 2019
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Crop market trends

The South African maize future prices traded mixed this week; the soya bean spot price decreased marginally by 0.2% and the sunflower seed spot price increased by 0.3% week on week.

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fibre , oilseeds , wheat

OVERVIEW GLOBAL LEMON MARKET- November 2019

OVERVIEW GLOBAL LEMON MARKET- November 2019

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It is currently quiet on the lemon market. The South African season has already finished and people are looking back on record export figures this year.

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Memorably bad season for South African soft citrus in Russia

Memorably bad season for South African soft citrus in Russia

16 November 2019
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While few traders wish to go on record, many agree: it’s been a memorably bad season for South African citrus in Russia –  even “horrific”, in the opinion of an experienced trader.

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South African fruit production forecast to fully rebound from drought

South African fruit production forecast to fully rebound from drought

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South Africa`s production of apples, pears and table grapes is forecast to grow in the 2019/20 MY, based on available irrigation water following improved 2019 winter rainfall, normal weather conditions, and new orchards coming into full production.

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Global Market for Concentrated Lemon and Lime Juice Reached $591M

Global Market for Concentrated Lemon and Lime Juice Reached $591M

11 November 2019
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The revenue of the market for concentrated lemon and lime juice worldwide amounted to $591M in 2018.

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Tougher times for South African citrus growers and exporters during past season

Tougher times for South African citrus growers and exporters during past season

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China and Russia stood out as the more difficult markets of the 2019 citrus season, says Snyman Kritzinger of Grown4U, a grower-exporter of citrus from the Sundays River and Gamtoos valleys in the Eastern Cape.

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hong kong , citrus , South Africa

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