The continent imported more than $55 billion worth of food last year, projected to double to $110 billion in 2025
The facts are not clear and only time will tell which argument holds water, which may come too late to save the local industry and – local jobs.
In calculating the risk involved in crop planting, farmers need a predictable trade policy that will be implemented.
If South Africa cannot use trade policy to help our country grow its productive base, then what purpose does it serve?
The United States wants South Africa to make concessions on animal health rules for poultry, pork and beef before trade can resume.
