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  • Your chocolate habit could be contributing to deforestation and child slave labour- Africa

    Cocoa and chocolate is consumed almost entirely in developed countries. The beans from which chocolate is made are grown in less developed countries in West Africa, Asia, Central and South America.

  • From plant to paper cup: The economics of coffee in one chart

    • Every minute, 2.3 million cups of coffee are consumed globally, making it a multibillion dollar industry.
    • Food for thought? French bean plants show signs of intent, say scientists

      They’ve provided us with companionship and purpose during the darkest days of lockdown, not to mention brightening our Instagram feeds.

    • How Cabo Verde indigenous beans could boost food security

      With just over half a million inhabitants, Cabo Verde is heavily dependent on food imports. It spent $65 million importing food products in 2018.

    • Climate change has triggered a coffee and cocoa conundrum

      The world’s top 10 countries for per capita coffee consumption are all affluent, northern economies, according to the International Coffee Organisation. 

    • Why the price of your favorite chocolate will continue to rise

      Valentine’s Day often conjures images of chocolates and romance. But the crop behind this indulgence faces an existential threat.

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  • CRA Media is gearing up for something big in 2026: a major new project dedicated to honouring South African farmers and their families, the people who work tirelessly to put food on our tables every day. Details are still under wraps, but the team promises it will be their most ambitious farmer-recognition initiative yet. Keep watching their platforms for the official announcement and launch!
  • In the context of international wildlife trade, this assumption sits at the core of Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora. For over five decades, the Convention has structured global exchanges in wildlife by defining the conditions under which trade may occur, and the administrative safeguards intended to contain its risks.
  • Livestock farmers in Mpumalanga are deeply frustrated over major delays in the distribution of Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) vaccines. Although the province received 61,000 doses, only 33,000 cattle have been vaccinated so far, leaving more than 28,000 doses still sitting in storage while the disease continues to spread.
  • Current published prices show the Aftodoll vaccine from Dollvet in Türkiye costs about R45 per dose. The Bioaftogen vaccine from Biogénesis Bagó in Argentina is priced between R45 and R55 per dose, depending on the supplier and logistics. Farmers who do not want to buy privately will still be able to get vaccines through the government’s vaccination programme.

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