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Tag: Uzair Essack

Export opportunities shine bright for Mzansi farmers in 2024
News

Export opportunities shine bright for Mzansi farmers in 2024

by Sinenhlanhla Mncwango
8th January 2024
Torrid times for blueberry production in SA as quality takes a knock
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Torrid times for blueberry production as quality takes a knock

by Sinenhlanhla Mncwango
16th November 2023
Western Cape fruit exporter and managing director at Riypm Uzair Essack, tells Food For Mzansi journalist Tiisetso Manoko that airfreight has not only become a better alternative, but something that all farmers need to look at if they want to stay relevant. Photo: Supplied/FoodForMzansi
Imports And Exports

Transnet woes: ‘Airfreight keeps you relevant’

by Tiisetso Manoko
14th November 2022
Fruit export agent Uzair Essack, Maphate Rakoma, a poultry farmer in Limpopo, and Breyton Milford, operations manager of Agri-Expo, are among the industry role players who share their mixed feelings about mandatory vaccinations. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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Mandatory vaccinations: agri sector has mixed feelings

by Tiisetso Manoko
13th December 2021
Bumpy road ahead as truck arson hits citrus industry
Farmer's Inside Track

A guide to farming with naartjies and oranges

by Dona Van Eeden
24th August 2021
durban port
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Durban port expansion plans have exporters hopeful

by Sinesipho Tom
19th August 2021
A second cold front accompanied by strong to gale-force winds is headed for the southwestern Cape on Friday afternoon 25 June 2021. Photo: Supplied/ Food For Mzansi
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Weekend cold front to batter Western and Northern Cape

by Sinesipho Tom
25th June 2021
Uzair Essack was earlier named as one of Forbes Africa's 30 Under 30 leaders. Photo: Supplied
Agribusiness

From ‘write-off’ to multi-award-winning international crop exporter

by Sinesipho Tom
1st June 2020
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by Ivor Price
3rd November 2026

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Five key priorities shaping the future of SA’s animal feed industry

3rd November 2026
New PGP CEO to drive developing grain farmer success

New PGP CEO to drive developing grain farmer success

3rd November 2026
US President Donald Trump’s administration has decided to exclude South Africa from Agoa for 2028, raising concerns over higher tariffs, agricultural exports and jobs. Photo: Supplied

Agoa blow: SA faces higher tariffs, but US market stays open

2nd November 2026
Growing more than vegetables! The We Can Women’s Development Co-op in Limpopo joined more than 80 community food gardens across southern Africa in gaining valuable retail experience through Shoprite’s Market Day initiative. Photo: Supplied/Shoprite

80+ community gardens sell produce at Shoprite, Checkers

2nd November 2026

Early heat lowers Tru-Cape cherry harvest, but brings top quality

Godlimpi calls for innovative sugarcane grower financing

Brotherly hustle: Limpopo duo takes egg business to campus

Bridge the maize yield gap with targeted precision and nutrition

Life after Agoa: ‘SA’s exclusion is not the end of US trade’

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