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- South African farmers are being advised to take practical steps to strengthen their businesses ahead of a potentially intense El Niño that is expected to last until at least February 2027, bringing a higher chance of below-normal rainfall and above-normal temperatures.
- Global wine exports declined significantly in 2025. As reported by wine industry analyst Del Rey/AWM on March 27, 2026, international wine trade saw a decrease of 6.3% in value and 4.7% in volume compared to 2024. This represents a loss for the sector of approximately €2.26bn and 4.65m hl.
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- Fresh produce markets saw sharp moves this week, led by double digit jumps in potatoes and tomatoes while onions remain extraordinarily high compared to last year. Potatoes rose more than 15% to R77.49 per 10kg on low opening stocks, though heavier arrivals later in the week could pull the weekly average down.
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