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- We have analysed the Southern African market, our focal territory, to provide a tailored solution to each growing region and program we work with. Here is a brief breakdown of the countries we are working in.
- How much carbon can be sequestered in properly managed grasslands and how fast? We don’t know, but we do know that massive carbon reserves were present in the ten-foot thick black soil of the historic grasslands of the Great Plains of the US. We know that the globe’s grasslands are the second largest store of naturally sequestered carbon after the oceans.
- As significant excess capacity enters the shipping market – with the same predicted for next year – the big question facing analysts is when the overcapacity market will balance again.
- Tomato volumes at the Johannesburg fresh produce market are significantly lower than last year during this period, with a concomitant rise in prices. Currently, the average tomato price is R20 (just under one euro) per kilogram, slightly down from R23 earlier in the month.
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