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In case you missed it: Vinpro dismayed at UK red list

by Lucinda Dordley
27th September 2021
In case you missed it: The UK is one of South Africa's biggest international wine markets. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

The UK is one of South Africa's biggest international wine markets but also one of the biggest source countries for local agritourism. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

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Vinpro dismayed at UK travel restrictions

Wine body Vinpro says it shares South African Tourism’s dismay at the continuing UK travel restrictions imposed on South Africa as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.

UK transport secretary Grant Shapps crushed the hopes of many businesses in Mzansi when he stated that just eight countries would be taken from Britain’s red list — and South Africa wasn’t one of them.

“We share the SA Tourism community’s dismay at the UK, one of our biggest wine tourism source markets, decision to restrict travel to SA. While pressure mounts for a revision, we’re ready and excited to welcome back our German and US visitors in high season,” the organisation said via Twitter.

World Macadamia Organisation launches

The newly founded World Macadamia Organisation (WMO) has formally launched and incorporated in Singapore, with a mission to increase demand for this underrated wholefood by increasing awareness and appreciation.

According to industry data and global supply predictions, macadamia nut-in-shell supply will quadruple by 2025, and maybe triple by 2030, to over 600 000 tonnes. The WMO has been tasked with driving growth and assisting to consolidate the long-term foundations for a healthy, sustainable market in order to ensure that demand matches supply while maintaining the macadamia’s premium place.

Members of the Members’ Council, which meets at least twice a year, are entitled to send representatives. The first virtual meeting will take place in October, and the first physical gathering will take place in Dubai in May 2022, in conjunction with the International Nut and Dried Fruit Council (INC).

Seven of the world’s largest macadamia-producing countries, including South Africa, Australia, Guatemala, Hawaii, Kenya, Malawi, and Vietnam have confirmed their membership to date.

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Lucinda Dordley

Words and people: these have been Lucinda's only two passions from a very young age. As soon as she found out that journalism was the perfect marriage of the two, she knew it was what she had to be. She has worked in many spheres within journalism, including crime and human interest news, lifestyle, and tech for publications such as The Cape Argus, Fairlady Magazine, Cape Town Etc, Getaway Magazine and Popular Mechanics. In her spare time, she can be found with a book in hand or chatting to someone to find out what their story is.

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